So my two dentist husband and wife team that I helped greatly by not raising their rent by hundreds of dollars a month, helped them buy a dental practice (advised them on terms of real estate) gave me 1 month notice to move in dead of winter right after their house closed...I had no idea they were looking.

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(dental, eye, etc...it's that big of a deal to me) but still important?

My multiple offers were with zero response and zero evidence of recipt, because the agent was that bad.Now that its off market, the mailing address is a very respected and busy dental practice with a good phone nunber.

I'll be living in it for about 2 years until my fiance finishes her dental residency, then we'll be hoping to rent it out and move on to a SFH. 

For other lenders the loan is too small typically to have any interest.A T-mobile, Aspen Dental, and Starbucks 3 top selling for 3 million or more is a way different product than a half empty center in a more rougher area that someone is buying for 600k to turn around.

I had once a makeshift dental office in the living room with a compressor hose out the window. 

I recently went through the real estate acquisition process when I purchased the commercial real estate that houses my dental practice last year which sparked my interest.

I have one renter already ready (Dental). 

I'd rather get it all knocked out in one visit than have multiple dental visits.Some of the loans I've done with the highest closing costs, due to points, are just like the above.