That included medical, dental, disability, 457B, pension, etc...

:) A good agent will meet up with you for a few hours, and along with educating you on the entire buying process (financing, contracts, inspections, what to expect in negotiations, etc) they will also be able to guide you by running comps and telling you if the home is priced well, as well as discovering any issues preventing the property from selling (liens, disputes)...Not sure about CA and AZ, But I have a buddy who renovated his dental office without pulling permits, and when the city found out, they made him literally gut it and redo it with permits.I would urge you having some conversations with agents in your area. interview a couple, and they should guide you in the right direction.

Preexisting dental office with equipment.

More appropriate would be comparing the tenant to a dental patient   Both are receiving a service from a service provider.Best wishes

We were thinking UM or the med/dental/eye students might be a better area.

If your test comes back hot then you go and hire a licensed industrial hygienist who will come out and do a full blown sampling and produce a report.

Some docs pull 500k into over 1 million a year for some surgeons.They do not need the money today and are looking for high quality assets with minimum yield and safer.Something like a Starbucks, T-mobile, and Aspen Dental 3 top at 6.5 to 6.75 cap and 4 million with 1 million down etc. is a flavor they tend to like to buy. 

For example an Aspen Dental, T-Mobile, and a Starbucks 3 tenant center at around 3 million for 30% down is 900,000.

Not jewelry, Computers, Guns, iPhone's, Dental Services, ….. just shipping and paper services.Now, one half of the building will be empty in about 40 days, so there will be a totally empty 1000 sq. ft. very nice open room / office available.

For me, it was supposed to be for my dental business however for improvements, repairs, investments into equipment etc.But once given, they could not take it back so I could always use it for real estate.55K was offered, but, the rate was too high @ 10% and was on a 3 year amortization.