Cosmetic dentist in Southampton

But, what comes next for Dean, right or wrong, is the boss thinking every time he's sick, gone to the dentist, or whatever, that he's really gone to a closing, meeting with a contractor, etc.

@Caroline Hedin  think also about your doctor or dentist calling you the day before your appointment... reconfirming is their lifeblood.

20 years ago I was involved in such deals, medical clinic, dentist office, retail, industrial, ag, even a private airport and subdivision, looking back I guess I could say some of the properties would be nice to have today, but I'd probably sell them again.

I hear there is a dentist in Oklahoma who might be interested in that used needle.

Or maybe he meant $100,000 in gross assets notwithstanding the amount of debt you have (which might be relevant for doctors, dentists, lawyers, and other professionals that have larger student loan debts). 

Your post suggests that your rental property will cash flow even when the numbers say it won't, because:[x] You think cash flow is anything left over after the mortgage payment[ ] Your market is different[x] You expect costs to be lower than established estimates from experienced investors[ ] Your seller/realtor/wholesaler/mother/dentist said it was a good deal[ ] You are banking on appreciation/tax benefits/accidental rent overpayment/lottery[ ] You are planning on making a large down payment[ ] You are willing to take a loss now for tenant-subsidized mortgage paydown[ ] You learned a new technique and it only cost you $2k to learn from guru #593557You are wrong.

We've had people try to break into a commercial building of ours (in a good area of town) that has doctor and dentist tenants in order to try to steal drugs.

It's more questions and considerations, and might interest you..http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4579/blog_posts/32645-if-ca-h-is-king-then-leverage-is-god---loans-cash-roe-roi-and-riskThere are a million indeces, but for real estate specifically, I think looking at affordability indeces, how loose loans are (either through Federal Reserve loan surveys, % of subprime or low-doc loans), and consistency of % real estate price gains far exceeding inflation for a sustained period, are all risks to look for..Also, when you hear your dentist, then your mechanic, then your landscaper, then your landscaper's assistant buying up and preaching the wonders of real estate investments.. when it's the topic of conversation of every cocktail party.. and when it's the only asset class everyone wants to be in.. you know the market is getting frothy..!

The majority of those are out of ignorance of the landlord not knowing the law and them thinking, I will get my first rental, figure it out as I go and then if that does not go well then hire a PM company.It is like someonee saying I have a tooth issue, I am going to try and pull it myself and if that does not go well then maybe next one go to the dentist.