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Dr. Liza Brown

From Residency to Thriving Practice Owner: Dr. Brown’s Journey with PRG

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“You’re immediately confronted with a choice: join a large group offering an impressive salary but sacrificing autonomy, or take the leap into practice ownership. Large groups will show you huge numbers, but they dictate patient volume, work hours, and practice style. Some of my colleagues who chose that path now see 70 patients daily… Starting your own practice requires significant work, but it’s absolutely worth it.

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Dental Office Cost Breakdown: Your Essential Planning Guide

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For first-time practice owners, estimating dental office costs can feel overwhelming. Practice Real Estate Group’s free Expense and Timeline Generator transforms complex financial planning into a simple process. With just four quick questions, you’ll receive a comprehensive breakdown of your potential expenses including monthly rent projections, build-out costs, and a realistic timeline to opening day. This data-driven tool provides the validation you need when making one of the most significant decisions of your career.

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Should you buy a practice or start up?  

Should I Buy a Practice or Start Up? 4 Critical Decision Filters for New Practice Owners

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Deciding between buying an existing practice or starting your own is a critical career choice. Consider these four decision filters: your timeline for ownership, where you want to be 18 months from now, your financial readiness, and how much location control matters to you.

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When Dr. Zamarippa and Dr. Almany reached out to Todd Stanley at Practice Real Estate Group, they were on a time crunch. 

From Associates to Owners: How Two Veterinarians Secured Their Dream Practice Location Despite Multiple Competing Offers

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With strategic patience and healthcare-specific expertise, Todd helped the doctors secure their ideal location, proving that with the right guidance, aspiring practice owners can successfully navigate even the most challenging real estate markets.

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Dr. Cathey and his wife found their first dental office space right at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Expanding Beyond Limitations: How an Established Dental Practice Secured Their Dream Property for Growth

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As the Catheys continued refining their business approach, they realized a critical truth: to serve the patients on their long waiting list, they needed a bigger office. The vision was clear – a larger dental office space would allow them to hire associate dentists and, therefore, see more patients.

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Dr. Roundy had about 14 months left in his medical office space lease and he needed to give notice to his landlord if he wanted to renew, but he wondered what his other options were.

Expert Guidance Helps Endodontist Optimize Real Estate Strategy While Building Long-Term Value

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This exhaustive exploration of alternatives gave Dr. Roundy the confidence that renewing his current lease was indeed his best strategic move. PRG then negotiated decisively on his behalf, securing several key concessions:

Reducing the landlord’s standard ten-year renewal requirement to just three years, preserving Dr. Roundy’s flexibility for future opportunities
Obtaining a substantial tenant improvement allowance despite the shorter term
Ensuring he could update his entire office with new flooring and modern cabinetry

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