If they can find a new dentist to take over the practice, you can potentially avoid a vacancy.I'd talk with the son and see if they can keep current on payments while they get the practice sold.If that's viable, look for a business broker that deals in dental practices. 

After they left, there was an indentation in the drywall that I could lean back into and it fit me. 

It does not matter if you indent to do student per bed / room rental or if you plan to do short-term AirBnB rental, etc...

It has minor indents where a person is likely to stand the most. 

I'd stick to the real estate and leave the business aspects to a professional consultant specializing in dental clinics, etc.

When you see words in QuickBooks like  sub account,  Subclass, and Job, they're just another word for Indenting, because QuickBooks does everything in outline form.

On the other side 'price inflation' & the secondary demand for MBS does affect rates, but it has no where near the influence the Fed has & seems indent on continuing.

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