T510 Ortho Practice with Real Estate in North Austin Suburb
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- Date Added
- July 20, 2021
- Reference Number
- T510
- State
- Texas
- City/Area
- Austin
- Practice Type
- Orthodontic
- Collections
- Net
- Operatories
- Contact Broker, McLerran & Associates
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- Additional Information
- This is a rare opportunity to purchase a turn-key orthodontic practice plus real estate in a rapidly growing community north of Austin. The facility has a modern, spacious layout with 4 equipped chairs (and 2 additional plumbed operatories) and a Digital Pan-Ceph. The practice is well-established in the community and has collections of approx. $530,000 and net cash flow of $232,000. The real estate (built in 2007) is available for purchase and includes the 3,000 sq. ft. practice facility as well as a separate 900 sq. ft. residential unit that can be rented out. We expect this practice to sell quickly. #T510
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