I am a dentist and am set up with a couple of business entities; one owns the practice and another owns the equipment and furnishings and leases it to the practice.  

I am a dentist in NJ and am looking to invest in real estate as a way to build wealth.

I have no money to buy (this building would be perfect for either a Doctor, Dentist).

Family members, dentists, postal carriers--the people you come in contact with are your potential lenders.

I am currently content with voicemail but I don't get them all that often unless it's from a doctor's office or maybe the dentist confirming an appointment.

They are building a some health mall next to her house with a dentist, doctor, and a few other things.

Among the more incorrectly held beliefs about lending on this board, is that there is a difference between private and hard money lenders.When someone here suggests they are looking for a private money loan, another will often jump in and provide their definition that a private money loan is from someone you know, like your dentist or Uncle Louie, and a hard money loan is from someone who does it professionally.

I went out there today and after pulling teeth (ironic because they are dentists) I was able to figure out that they were using a hot plate at the same time as the microwave on the same breaker.

As far as private money lenders, you need to speak to friends, family, business associates, your doctor, dentist, accountant, professionals, etc and let them all know what you do and what opportunities you should have upcoming.

Create credit lines, line up cash partners (family, business associates, your plumber, dentist or doctor - let them know the benefits of investing with you).Repeat, repeat, repeat.I have a home on Amelia Island, just outside of Jacksonville, I acquired it about 8 years ago using a Tax Deferred Exchange.