I don't see too many people clamoring to go back to the days of anesthesia-less dentistry...

I am selling my three clinics and trying to decide if I want to do part-time pediatric dentistry and build another clinic to get business cash flow (but still be tied to a schedule somewhat) or make the jump fully into real estate investing.

Dentistry has great margins as far as new businesses go, so often you can find a bank to give you a loan.

Im 31 years old and practice general dentistry in the state of California. 

I would focus close to 100% on your human capital for now (dentistry)...

I started my first job a month before my 15th birthday, making $10/hour as a maintenance assistant at a small dentistry 300 feet behind my house.

Or just jump in and learn as you go, since making mistakes in real estate just looses you money, unlike in dentistry where you are affecting your patient.I'm not painting every real estate program with this broad brush, but the vast majority are complete garbage.

I found quite a lot of success in 2021 as did many others, and I managed to keep my profits, and the short term capital gains reflects quite a large sum, but now, I am unemployed and trading/living off that sum.I was working as a dentist prior to joining the horde of traders, but it soon paid more to trade, and I'm finding success this year too, and would like to split my time working part time in dentistry and the other part time as a trader.

I found a commercial building that used to have a dentistry business in it and I want to find out if it’s a lead I should bring to this partner. 

I make a comfortable living doing dentistry and I love being able to help my family and friends with their dental needs but I don't see myself doing it past 50 and I'm 31 right now.