@Lynette E.

Keep in mind, depending on the loan amount of the practice and what they could liquidate the assets of the practice for, they may ask for additional collateral in the event you default on the dental practice loan. 

They want a finished product. 

So I would use the credit card to pay for emergencies, and liquidate the other investments I have which are stocks to pay for the extra expense. 

@Dale E.

They, like any product, have pros and cons. 

Again, the property is in good condition so repairs could be between 10-15k but I choose $15k to be conservative.Here is the funny part...I’m excited, I’ve done my homeworks, I’m getting educated-strong job+income etc etc but don’t have too much or very low low liquid$ to get into.

I would replace with the wood or other product that work better and is tenant proof!

Our City has an e-mail they push subscribers with upcoming City Council discussions, ordinances passed, developments, etc.

Meanwhile, you can park your funds in some other shorter-term, more liquid investment.