If it was a medical or dental bill, for instance, I'd look on it less harshly than if it were damages to a landlord or unpaid auto loans. 

Auto repairs, medical, dental etc.

Benefits include health, dental and 401k and says he would pay 1.25% of loan amount.

She plans to open a medical clinic within the year as a nurse practitioner but that would be under a newly formed LLC at that time with just her as a member.

Yup you need to break the broker code.. when I was a pup and one of my first jobs at 17 was selling dental equipment ( now that was a tough gig).. and really motivated me to get my RE license.. anyway. the guy that owned the shop sat me down pulls out his Amex card and said this is how  you do it.. 90% of folks out there cannot resist a free lunch.. 

However, if you're a practitioner of real estate, own multiple properties, or hire a property management company to find a tenant, then Mrs.

You review the other items over 1,000 pages.That versus T-mobile,Aspen Dental, Starbucks 3 tenants with leases maybe 150+ pages all together.

Im going to be starting dental school soon so i want a pretty hands off experience.Thank You

Alternatively, if you're working on $20M deals don't hire someone who works on mom and pop transactions.The important thing is the practitioner NOT the firm.

My wife and I are in a similar situation where she is studying to be a Nurse Practitioner, and will incur student debt throughout her education.