
Can You Buy a Dental Practice with $400K in Student Loans?
Student loan debt doesn't block practice ownership—lenders care about DTI and production, not your total balance. Here's what actually matters.
Expert guides and market insights for dental practice buyers, sellers, and brokers.

Student loan debt doesn't block practice ownership—lenders care about DTI and production, not your total balance. Here's what actually matters.

Buying directly from a seller can save broker fees, but requires assembling your own team and managing the entire process. Here's what changes.

Interest rates are higher than they were—but waiting to buy a dental practice until they drop could cost you more than moving forward now.

Most dental lenders require 10% liquidity, not a down payment. Here's where buyers actually find that cash—and which sources lenders accept.

Missing loan payments triggers consequences fast. Here's what happens at each stage and what you can do before default becomes permanent.

Personal guarantees put your home, savings, and other assets on the line when you finance a dental practice. Here's what you're actually risking.

Relocating to buy a dental practice involves licensing, credentialing, market research, and timing challenges most buyers underestimate.

Your spouse's hesitation isn't a dealbreaker—it's a signal. Here's how to address concerns, align on risk, and move forward together.

Seller financing in dental practice deals typically covers 10-20% of the purchase price at 6-9% interest over 3-7 years. Here's what buyers need to know.

When buying a dental practice, choosing between LLC and S corp taxation affects your payroll taxes, compliance burden, and take-home pay for years.

You already know the practice, the patients, and the team. Here's how to turn your associateship into ownership—and what to watch for along the way.

Family succession feels simpler than buying from a stranger—but emotional dynamics, sibling fairness, and valuation questions make it uniquely complex.