This is an already screened seller financed deal so u dont foresee any issues, especially since yhe tenant is a dentist / dental office, but you never know.

Plus I get full dental and medical as well as a work truck.

I swear, once they made me DISPROVE a dental bill for some woman whose name wasn't even close to mine, I hadn't been married yet, and she had the dental work done in San Jose, where I've never been and don't know anyone from there!

Without a full-time regular job, we need to buy health/dental/vision insurance for ourselves.

I'm very familiar with the subject, having lived in an area where there were various Indian tribes; and in fact we custom built a medical/dental clinic for them.

If someone's mental health is so bad they can't handle living in their own apartment, flying on a plane, or shopping for groceries, then should be seeking regular treatment by a licensed practitioner!

The buyer instead now for the 6.25 cap could have just bought a 3 tenant Aspen Dental, Starbucks, T-mobile type center with corporate tenants and 10 year leases with 10% RENTAL increase every 5 years.

My husband and I will be buying a dental practice plus buying a home next year, so hopefully that will kick start a relationship with them.

Generally, no, this does not avoid income tax.It's usually helpful for the non-tax practitioner to use deductive reasoning in these situations. 

I am currently applying to dental schools, and we have thought a good way to get started investing would be to house hack a duplex wherever we end up for dental school.