Part of the transition · not a separate shop

The building is part of the deal.
So I handle it inside the deal.

My business is dental practice transitions. But almost every one of them has a lease, a landlord, or a building in the middle of it — and that is where deals stall. The lease, the assignment, the purchase, the site: handled with the practice, by the same broker, in the same conversation.

AI Site Selection
Demographic data, patient demand, competitor density, payer mix. Instant heat maps for any ZIP — tuned to dental-specific signals.
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Lease Negotiation
AI-prepared market analysis paired with an experienced negotiator. Renewals, new leases, expansions — we sit on your side of the table.
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Property Purchase
Buy the building your practice sits in. AI runs own-vs-rent over 10 years, factors in SBA structure, and stress-tests against your exit plan.
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Buildout Advisory
HIPAA layouts, plumbing for chairs, X-ray shielding, parking ratios, ADA. The dental-specific stuff a generic GC will miss.
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Market Reports
Competitor density, payer mix, demographic growth, fee comps. Free for licensed dental professionals — request any ZIP.
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Lifecycle Planning
Lease term aligned to your practice exit. Renewal triggers fire 18 months before expiry — automatically. Never get caught with a lease that complicates a sale.
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One transition. One broker.

The practice sale is the business. The lease and the building are the part of it that can quietly kill the deal — so they get done by the same hands, at the same table.

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