All CASH Healthcare Real Estate and a Planned DST Exit with Dipesh Sitaram

Dipesh Sitaram is not looking for a five or ten year real estate hold. His goal is to buy quality healthcare real estate with all equity, plan the exit before the purchase, and recycle the capital in under three years.

After 20 years practicing oral surgery, Dipesh says real estate investing helped him retire from clinical practice. Looking back at his investments across different real estate sectors, healthcare stood out as what he calls the Steady Eddie.

He now focuses on healthcare assets such as specialty surgery centers, medical office buildings, and ambulatory surgery centers.

One major part of his strategy is the Delaware Statutory Trust, or DST. Dipesh explains how an asset can be acquired through a fund, contributed into a DST, and then made available to 1031 investors looking for a passive replacement property.

He also walks through a 15 million dollar specialty surgery center example and explains why his value comes from the structure, legal work, and packaging instead of renovations or appreciation.

Key topics and takeaways:

• Why Dipesh prefers investment periods under three years
• Why he avoids leverage and purchases with all equity
• Why healthcare became his Steady Eddie after investing in other sectors
• How a Delaware Statutory Trust can fit into a 1031 exchange
• The 15 million dollar specialty surgery center example
• Why he targets assets in the 15 million to 25 million dollar range
• Why his planned exit matters before he buys an asset
• His goal to positively impact 20,000 investors over the next 20 years

Guest information:

Dipesh Sitaram practiced oral surgery and TMJ oral surgery for 20 years in the Midwest. He says his real estate investing and investments allowed him to retire from clinical practice three years ago.

He now helps people invest in real estate deals through Acure Capital.

Website:

acurecapital.com

Call to action:

Dipesh says accredited investors are the main group he targets. He also welcomes people who want to ask questions about real estate, discuss deals, seek mentorship, or talk about wealth strategies.

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acurecapital.com