As far as getting the word out I've got a dentist appointment this morning.

The key would be to define the landlord-tenant relationship in clear terms and treat her the same as you would any other tenant.My dentist and I are good friends.

(or flossing before going to a dentist;-)2.

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

Lets call that the :( side.2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).

I'm a dentist, looking to expand and add partners. 

This is like asking: "Hey I just got a cavity this year and I was wondering if I should just try to fill this one myself or if I should have a dentist help me out"(Above comment meant to be humorous, not trying to be rude)Get a CPA.

Your doctor and dentist have one too now and they can list homes for you! 

I think redesigning the layout would really improve the house, but I know nothing about designing or floor plans or anything (I am a dentist by day 🦷 ) Is there a good floor planning software that is recommended or would you hire a professional to help figure out how reconfigure the space?

Interestingly, I can find 5 lawyers, 3 dentists and a Siberian surf boarder faster than I can find a skilled plumber.