GP + Large Building, Northwest Twin Cities Suburb - 0122A
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General Dental
- Date Added
- May 06, 2024
- Reference Number
- 0122A - True North Practice Transitions
- State
- Minnesota
- City/Area
- Northwest Twin Cities Suburb
- Practice Type
- General Dental
- Collections
- $513,385 (2023 annualized)
- Net
- Operatories
- 3
- Contact Broker, Josiah Fricton, J.D.
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- General Dentistry + Large Building in Northwest Suburb of Twin Cities MN – 0122A ----- Come see this general dentistry practice well positioned for growth in a metro-area community offering the perfect blend of urban conveniences and small-town community feel! - Collections $513,385 (2023 annualized) - Currently 631 active patients - 3 treatment rooms - X-ray, nitrous plumbed, networked computers running Eaglesoft practice management software - Building for sale - 3,200 sq. ft. total, office uses 1,700 sq ft lower level, upper level leased offering additional revenue potential
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