Of course not, you go there for a specific expertise, your teeth are cared for, and you pay your bill.The GP side of the partnership carries with it a large overhead in terms of knowledge, money, time and effort.In a similar way a Dental practice carries this load.You want your Dentist to be best at caring for YOU, the same as you want you GP to be best at caring for YOU and the investment as a whole.If you believe the GP needs to payout of pocket for LP shares along side other LP investors, you may find deals like that out there.Just make sure the Dentist is a good one.Good Luck!

Not to mention the health hazard if you deal with it incorrectly.

They often have several forms and flyers you can utilize: Pet Registration; Pet Health Report (to be competed by Veterinarian); Pet Owner Responsibilities, and possibly others.

After his new job, he told me he's super stressful everyday, has to work til midnight, and his job is destroying his health little by little and he sometimes wanted to resign.

The presenter is not doing it for their health.

Keep the old car, opt for the cheaper cell phone plan (and don't go over your minutes/data), don't eat out for every meal (good for both your wallet and your health), don't buy expensive clothes, etc.

The Health Department has tried to visit the properties to inspect them, but the tenant/landlord doesn't allow them to enter the premises. 

I think its crazy to hold off on living until your that age when often times health starts deteriorating. ( I believe savings , planning etc is important but for the sake of my general point here) .

Is health not so great.

My background is in research specific to mental and medical health but can help in residential demographics.