How old is the dental practice.

Cotton toilet paper won't break down in the septic, not will female hygiene products.

A little background on myself: I'm a dental resident on Long Island, NY and I started to learn more about real estate investing in my spare time during COVID when I was seeing fewer patients.

I have a dental practice in this area and know it well. 

After more than a year of reading, podcasts, practice analysis of deals, and discussion, I feel that I'm ready to commit to being a real estate investor once we start our new chapter (Husband is exiting the military next year and we're moving & buying our first dental practice as well as first VA loan house hack multi-family next year).

Obviously, I would need to find another job in a different industry, and need to make a decent amount, my gf lives with me and has been working as a dental assistant for the past 2 years. 

SO to sum up: get a certification, get hired at a large stable corporation, preferably somewhere where you can get health, dental and stock options.

Income Source: it's complicated, I worked at a dental office in Los Angeles, CA with a W2, The business was sold during covid and I decided to make this my new career in.

I used to own a lot of dental offices across the south East before I sold out.  

I have a high deductible health insurance plan, the HSA will cover my out of pocket expenses for prescription, lab fees, Doctors visits and Dental expenses.