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Introducing the Health Care Real Estate Fund

Led by Brendan Hotchkiss — $4B+ in commercial real estate transactions — alongside a $100M family office operator and retired oral surgeon. Targeting 11.5% preferred returns from income-producing medical office buildings.

Own the Buildings Where Healthcare Happens.

Medical office buildings are the quiet powerhouse of commercial real estate — offering recession resilience, long-term leases, and tenants who never miss rent.

  • 11.5% preferred returns

  • 12%-13.25% projected IRR

  • 4%-5% annual cash-on-cash (paid Quarterly)

  • 3-4.5 year hold period

  • 1031 DST arbitrage exit strategy

  • GP co-investment

A Defensive, Data-Backed Asset Class.

Demographic

Tailwinds

70M Americans turning 65 by 2030

Recession

Resilience

Outperformed during GFC, COVID, and other downturns

Low Supply,

High Demand

Limited new construction + growing outpatient care

Sticky

Tenants

Doctors invest heavily in their spaces

Consistent

Rent Growth

20+ years of upward trends

The Window Is Open — But Not Forever.

Cap rates have widened, creating a rare buying window before long-term compression returns.
Physician sale-leasebacks and off-market opportunities are at decade-high levels. This is the moment to enter.

Acquire at a discount in today’s market

Exit at a premium to DST buyers

Capture income + appreciation in one cycle

Institutional Execution.

Physician-Aligned Strategy.

Led by Brendan Hotchkiss — a $4B CRE veteran and platform founder — alongside Dr. Dipesh Sitaram, a retired oral surgeon and $100M family office operator. Together, they combine decades of real estate discipline with insider access to physician-led opportunities.

GP invests alongside you

No hidden fees, backend hurdles, or sponsor drama

Institutional quality with boutique attention

Meet the People Protecting Your Capital.

Dr. Dipesh Sitaram | COO

Retired oral surgeon, $100M family office founder, bridge of trust to physician investors.

Brendan Hotchkiss | CIO

$4B+ in commercial real estate transactions, co-founder of a national CRE listing platform, underwriting and acquisitions expert.

Our Surgical Approach to Cash Flow.

1. Acquire

Medical offices, surgery centers, and specialty clinics under $10M.

2. Target

High-credit physician tenants with triple-net leases.

3. Distribute

Steady quarterly income during a 3–4.5 year hold.

4. Exit

To DST buyers for a premium.

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Acquire

Medical offices, surgery centers, and specialty clinics under $10M.

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Target

High-credit physician tenants with triple-net leases.

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Distribute

Steady quarterly income during a 3–4.5 year hold.

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Exit

To DST buyers for a premium.

Built for Accredited Investors Who Value Stability.

Doctors, dentists and healthcare professionals

Real estate-savvy LPs seeking downside protection

IRA and 1031 investors

Anyone frustrated with volatile or gimmicky real estate

Why This Outperforms the 'Usual Suspects.'

Hold Period

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3–4.5 years
Faster capital cycle and quicker liquidity
Others
7–10+ years
Longer capital lock-up, delayed returns

Tenant Quality

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Doctors / Clinics
Professional, stable, long-term occupants
Others
Tenants & Toilets
Frequent turnover and maintenance headaches

Lease Type

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Triple-Net (no headaches)
Tenants cover taxes, insurance, and maintenance
Others
Gross Leases
Owner/Sponsor pays expenses and handles issues

Stability

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Non-correlated, recession-resistant
Predictable income through market cycles
Others
Market-dependent
Cyclical income tied to economic swings

Exit

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DST Arbitrage
Pre-structured sale to a high-demand buyer pool
Others
Speculative Appreciation
Uncertain timing and pricing at exit

FAQs

Do I need to be accredited?

Yes, our offerings are available to accredited investors only.

When do I get distributions?

Quarterly; distributions begin shortly after property acquisition stabilization and lease commencement.

How long is the hold period?

3-4.5 years for our medical office buildings, aligning with long-term NNN lease acquisitions and our accelerated 1031 DST Exit Strategy

What about compliance and risk?

Every deal is offered via a Private Placement Memorandum (PPM). While all real estate carries risk, medical office buildings have proven remarkably stable through multiple economic cycles.

Minimum investment?

The minimum is $100,000, with preferred terms and reduced fees for investments above $1,000,000.

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