Income Source: it's complicated, I worked at a dental office in Los Angeles, CA with a W2, The business was sold during covid and I decided to make this my new career in.

You want a surgeon that specializes in the kind of surgery you need, not a general practitioner.

I used to own a lot of dental offices across the south East before I sold out.  

I have a high deductible health insurance plan, the HSA will cover my out of pocket expenses for prescription, lab fees, Doctors visits and Dental expenses.

No dental treatment, no out of pocket medical expenses.

In this case a general practitioner is unlikely to be able to help, you need an attorney that understands the bankruptcy process.  

One of our tenants with a substantial lease is a corporate dental chain that asked for 3 months free now with lease added 3 months in the end of lease at 8 years.

My wife just recently got into Dental School in Florida, and I was wondering if anyone here knew anything about her being able to get some type of physician’s loan of some sort.

Problem is location is junk and so is the building quality in most cases.There are other options in the 2 million range I like better like an Aspen Dental with 10 year primary term lease in a strong suburban core area and 10% rental increase every 5 years.To comment further I really have to talk to potential clients and see what their goals are to make possible suggestions.Hope it helps.  

Short blurb about myself: I'm currently in dental school and will be graduating shortly.