Dentistry is my full time career, but my ultimate goal is to take the money I make in that career and build wealth by investing in real estate.

You don't do your own dentistry work just to save money do you?

Our company is looking to jump into commercial RE with a focus on transitioning retail strip malls into medical districts that can refer to one another (dentistry is our niche).

My plan moving forward is to have real estate be my biggest vehicle for investing with my capital coming from dentistry. 

I know I can do it in dentistry, but that’s far from passive and I have no desire to have 100 employees again.  

(my kids go to your dentistry, I think)I've been thinking about this neighborhood as well. 

The consumer can choose to go to the local dentist school for a root canal, they can go to a private practice, a big corporate dentistry or they can go to a Beverly Hills type place.

I find him a well-spring of information, although getting that information out of him often makes me wish I'd studied dentistry, if you take my meaning :-) .Yes - "house hacking" can be useful if you can swing the acquisition.

I wrote hundreds of articles on a weekly basis, sometimes about dentistry, music, architecture, horrible clothing lines, and even shoe shining.

If folk who practice dentistry are dentists, and folk who study science are scientists, doesn’t that mean all track stars are racists?