While we don't buy all their deals or have clients that may be interested in a specific deal, they are permanent.Contractors- We have some we have done business with for years but we put contractors in the supplier category and are constantly adding and subtracting from the list.Professional services- Also on the supplier list; constantly rotating the listLenders- We have some go to lenders but we also consider them suppliers; Constantly adding to the list I found this to be true in the dental industry as well.

@Kendall Vrana yes our lease calls out that nothing but toilet paper should be flushed and it cites examples of things not to flush like feminine hygiene.

I have the opportunity to buy the commercial real estate that my dental practice resides in.  

Due to my position at UK I'd rent to dental or other professional students.  

Hello,I just bought a house with 7 bedrooms and 5 baths .Initial intention was a flip.However after closing,i just found out the house that shares the driveway is rented for some federal program.it sort of looks like a assisted living(because i saw some elderly women) then i also saw some toddlers and their mothers.There is about 20 people in that house which is similar to size of the property i bought.So i am trying to find out if anyone is familiar with any such programs or rents their house to Government (department of health and mental hygiene).If you do please give me some insight.Thanks in advance :)

I observe how they look at the property, what their demeanor tells me, what their car tells me, what their dress tells me, what their hygiene tells me, etc.

I almost feel like setting up a newsletter about the importance of cleanliness and hygiene.

Since having kids stripped away all my spare time / hobbies /time for personal hygiene, having real estate investing as a hobby actually felt like having part of myself back.

The new med school is next to the popular UNLV Dental School, too - with even more grad students looking for nice,  student housing!

Many are without basic housing and we are encouraging everyone to do what we can to provide this basic need without raising prices.Two large pods will be delivered to our Houston offices shortly filled with basic food, water, hygiene and clothing supplies for residents, work crews and others affected by this storm.