Yes, mainly on commercial properties... since I am in dental business I was looking at a single building (about 5-6000 sqft) that I could allocate about 2-3000 sqft for medical/dental and the remaining portion for a retail tenant...

My wife is a dental hygienist.  

When you started investing in real estate what did you do when you decided to quit your day job regarding health insurance, life, vision and dental? 

He will begin his dental residency this summer.

Specifically, photos of bedding , personal hygiene items, food, etc . lack of these items should be proof enough of abandonment.

I make alot but my income is odd and doesn't qualify for conventional morgage as of yet so we would need to go off her income and she makes less then half of me. so untill she finishes her bachalors and dental school I'm going to be the bread bringer in the family.appreciate your response!

If you are going to continue renting to a dormitory-type situation, it might be worth your while to pay someone $50 to go in your property once a month and make sure the tenants are keeping the place hygienically acceptable. 

One of them was to offer to trade services like carpentry, auto mechanics, dental work, etc.

You cannot have other general health insurance (only specifics like dental, vision, long-term care).

Training, Medical, Dental and 401K plan available.Our growth is allowing for opportunities of advancement as well, so if management is in your future, then you’re at the right place.