I can care less about 'Gurus' I consider myself a 'practitioner' I'm always learning and adapting skills and techniques.

I do not know about you, but that coverage ( for only two young girls) is not cheap ( compared to a family plan with the same a little of basic dental coverage and basic vision.

Don't get me wrong I do still enjoy some of the perks of being in the Military ie. 30 days vacation a year, tuition assistance, medical, dental, steady income. 

We take mom to the dentist every three months to have her teeth cleaned, but I know a Dental Hygienist who makes house calls and stops at the retirement facilities.

Over the years we have built office buildings, medical/dental clinic, office/retail condos, small office parks, residential subdivision, and my husband used to build steel buildings too. 

My name is Husnain Shahid and I'm a student at Baylor Dental School.

You want a surgeon that specializes in the kind of surgery you need, not a general practitioner.

Commercial lending with a higher interest loan specifically for nurse practitioners on investments/commercial use.

@Hayden Haddad I live in California searched hardto invest in the area where I’m from and guess how many good deals I found - 0.Hot markets have high demand so house owners usually raise the prices.Try going outside of dallas (Dental, Sherman etc..)Trust me there are people everywhere and EVERYONE NEEDS A PLACE TO LIVE.First time I looked out of the market of CA, I was shocked because of the differences, however, there are great properties out there, for lower price and better rental yield.As long you dont buy rental in a high crime area and normal employment rate, you are good.Best luck!

I would be very curious to hear from practitioners about their ownership conversion rates, average number of LOs it takes to have an option exercises, costs per subsequent LO.