Hi Scott,I agree with Jay Hinrichs about buying into your own facility with a group of other dentists and establishing your practice for a while.I've personally known (socially) many successful medical professionals  and many successful commercial owners over the years.

There are more entrepreneurs now than in the past and I see it will keep growing.As for value, the quote "You get what you paid for" holds true. 

So first, Ken, man, I appreciate your kind words and I see where you re coming from,  but boy, I can not disagree more man.I see you own a social media marketing company and maybe that is why you're insisting on that route, but I will just say this.The numbers do not lie.And this is at the low season smack in the middle of winter!

I am thinking of using one for my direct mail or social media "Cash for Houses" campaigns. 

I also only offer M2M leases, which makes it easier for me to terminate any agreements for any reason (or no reason).In the future (and maybe you did this), I find it helpful to lurk on social media platforms to see what kind of pets are showing up there before I accept any funds for the hold. 

Forgive the side trail, just eager to gain understanding in this arena so I can transition from employee to entrepreneur.

Flipping gets a lot of social/media attention and it's been so the cool thing to do.

It is a very detailed business and is sort of opposite the personality of most entrepreneurs/real estate investors. 

It's called Central Ohio Real Estate Entrepreneurs (COREE) and they have one main monthly meeting and three monthly subgroup meetings. www.centralohioreia.com.

@Chris Martin,Social media is pretty much here to stay.