Inside Doc to Doc's Dental Real Estate Bridge Strategy
A 30-day, short-duration bridge structure backed by 15-year NNN dental leases and an institutional take-out lender. Join our team for a candid walkthrough of how the system works — and how the numbers are underwritten.
A walkthrough of the structure, the cash flows, and the risks.
The two-step fund-then-take-out structure, explained step by step.
15-year NNN dental leases plus an institutional bridge facility — described as design features. All investments carry risk, including loss of principal.
The repeatable pipeline that sources, acquires, and re-leases dental real estate.
Accredited investors evaluating short-duration private credit.
Three pillars of the current raise.
$2.7M to fund the acquisition of three dental buildings (Arlington, TX and two in Tucson, AZ), each with a 15-year NNN dental tenant lease in place. Projected close June 17, 2026.
A 30-day term offered at 23.99% APR plus a 5% origination fee earned at deployment.
Offered terms shown for illustration. Not guaranteed. See offering documents for actual terms.
A bridge facility from Trinity Capital is expected to fund and repay investor capital before July 31, 2026.
Take-out timing is a projection, not a guarantee, and is subject to lender funding.
Two steps, in order.
Investor capital is deployed to close on the three dental properties.
Trinity Capital's bridge facility is anticipated to fund and repay investor capital.
Repayment depends on the take-out lender funding as anticipated. This is not guaranteed.
Institutional volume across dental and medical sale-leasebacks.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Projections are estimates and may not be achieved.
Operators with deep dental real estate experience.
Leads firm strategy and capital partnerships at Doc to Doc Alliance.
Founded Doc to Doc; long-tenured operator in dental real estate and sale-leaseback structuring.
Lead medical/dental sale-leaseback broker. Closed $243M in 2025; over $1B in lifetime SLB volume.
Bridge lender: Trinity Capital.
Common questions.
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