Listing #2312 - Scotia, New York
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- Date Added
- October 01, 2021
- Reference Number
- 2312
- State
- New York
- City/Area
- Scotia
- Practice Type
- General Dental
- Collections
- Net
- Operatories
- Contact Broker, Brian Hudson
- Email Broker
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- Listing #2312 - Scotia, New York - General dental practice located outside of Schenectady in Scotia just south of Saratoga County. The office is in a high traffic location with other professionals and great exposure. The office has four treatment rooms with new equipment and digital x-ray. The practice is open three and a half days per week and collects approx. $600k a year. Excellent real estate with additional rental income available. Please contact Brian Hudson with Hudson Transition Partners at (716) 908-3143 or brian@hudsontransitions.com for more information.
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