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

My building has a nurse practitioner occupying 30% of the building.

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.

@Roshan Taheri If rental real estate income does in fact qualify for the pass-through deduction -- and there is no chapter and verse on that although most practitioners are operating under the assumption that it does -- you will get the deduction regardless of whether you hold it in your name or through an LLC (as long as the LLC has not elected to be taxed as a C corporation).

A tenant who wants to assert a right to an emotional support animal must show certification from a mental health professional (not a general practitioner) that an ESA is needed.

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.

Preserving capital gains tax treatment of carried interest for real estate practitioners, but requiring that assets be held for three years or more.