Especially if said landlord is a doctor or a dentist with millions in other assets?

You might talk to family, friends, doctors, dentists, local business people, etc.

My cause for concern is that I run a company that is very similar to 1-800 dentist, service-magic, and angie's list but with foreclosure professionals in the So.

There are plenty of RE investors that are doctors, dentists, Lawyers, etc that make $300+ per hour so for them to make a repair it would add $600 in opportunity costs on top of whatever the repair ends up costing.

From what I found out about the tenants is that there is one doctors office, one dentist office, one financial adviser office, one audiologist office, and one law office.

They said I need two years of history working there since it's based on production, even though I have a daily guarantee that should be enough to qualify me; I'm a general dentist with 8 years of experience, I'm going to make enough money.

Tina there are local banks that cater to health care  doctors dentist etc..

A veterinarian or a dentist will graduate with debt like that of a Doctor, but with far less income potential.Has there been any discussion or debate about this as a potential solution:Going forward, allow student loans to be subject to bankruptcy law. 

Need a chiropractor or dentist at 7pm, just set up the visit.  

Lets call that the :( side.2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).