For example, if it costs you 75K for a degree as a dental hygienist, your job as such should pay you a yearly salary of 75K.

Stores, medical/dental offices, convenience stores, grocery stores, etc.

I am financially independent, and do not wish to apply for Section 8 or foodstamps, because I don't deserve them, and do not wish to take them from someone else who needs them.Before I started working here, I was paying $1600/month for my family to have basic level dental care and a high deductible, covers-nothing health care plan.

I began working at 15 to earn some money to buy clothes and food and save up for my first car.Throughout the years I have worked in sales, customer service, military, dental field...

I am a 30-year-old general manager for Dental Corporation.

Hey ya'll,I'm a 32 year old dental hygienist interior designer widow mom.

More business deductions can be good (medical, dental, vision, car, etc).

I plan on investing wholesaling profits into separate corporate profit centers like Renovating & Flipping, and LLC's for: Group Investments and Tax Lien Certificates.How I came to be a Member of Biggerpockets: When I had slaved long enough at my day job to qualify for medical and dental for life; I retired early.

Starting dental residency program soon so looking for passive :).  

You may also want to consider buying around the Temple Hospital area and rent to medical/dental students.