Why Physicians Choose
Multifamily Investing
As a physician, your time is limited — and your income is often tied to forces outside of your control. RVU pressure, payer policy changes, staff shortages, burnout, and unpredictable schedules make it hard to build long-term financial stability through traditional investing alone.
Multifamily real estate gives physicians a way to create a second, tax-efficient income stream without taking on a second job.
The Physician Reality
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You work long hours and don’t have time to analyze investment deals.
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Your income is high, but increasingly fragile due to RVUs, denials, consolidation, and comp plan changes.
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Every “extra” clinic day is taxed at your top bracket, reducing the impact of working more.
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You want long-term financial security, but stocks feel volatile and unpredictable.
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Medical training never taught how to build wealth, generate passive income, or leverage tax strategy.
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Most importantly — you want financial freedom without sacrificing your patients or your family.
What Passive Investing Offers Physicians
Passive (LP) investing in multifamily real estate provides physicians with:
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A second income engine not tied to your call schedule
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Predictable cash flow backed by real assets
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Tax advantages like depreciation and cost segregation
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Lower volatility compared to the stock market
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True diversification that isn’t dependent on Wall Street
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Generational wealth through equity growth over time
Passive means exactly that:
You vet the sponsor → You invest → The operator handles everything.
You continue practicing medicine while your money works for you.
Meet Dr. Nimesh Patel
A Surgeon Who Actually Walks the Walk
Most real estate educators aren’t physicians.
Dr. Nimesh Patel is a practicing orthopedic trauma surgeon who built a $316M multifamily real estate portfolio during a demanding medical career — without stepping away from patient care.
He invests in the deals he offers and teaches other physicians and busy professionals how to build wealth without trading more hours or taking on a second job.
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Orthopedic Trauma Surgeon
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Founder of Lion Park Capital
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$316M in Real Estate Assets Under Management
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2,172 Multifamily Units Across High-Growth Markets
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Experienced in conservative underwriting, risk management, and long-term operator partnerships
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Educator and advocate for physician financial wellness
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Passionate about helping doctors create income beyond medicine
Why He Created LPC
Dr. Patel didn’t turn to real estate as an “exit plan” from medicine — he turned to it to de-risk his family's future, reduce dependence on RVUs, and build a financial foundation that creates more autonomy and optionality in medicine.
He believes physicians deserve more than a single source of income controlled by hospital systems, payers, and policy changes. Passive multifamily investing gives them a second engine of wealth without the burden of analyzing deals, managing properties, or adding complexity to an already demanding schedule.
⭐ Trusted By and Featured In
Leading Medical Institutions and Physician Investors Nationwide
Dr. Nimesh Patel’s clinical training, hospital affiliations, and board certifications reflect the same rigor and discipline he brings to real estate investing.
Hospitals & Clinical Affiliations
Education & Training
Board Certification & Professional Memberships
Awards, Achievements & Honors
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Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) — Medical Honor Society
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American Medical Association Scholarship
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Dr. E.M. Gray Scholarship
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UAMS Class of 1937 Scholarship
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Barton Scholarship
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Dean’s List — All semesters (Emory)
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Howard Hughes Scholars Research Fellow
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Research, Publications & National Conference Presentations
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Research presented at American Academy of Pediatrics Conference
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Research presented at Mid-America Orthopaedic Association
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Publications in Journal of Orthopaedics
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Publications in Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics
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Presentations at the Louisiana Orthopaedic Association
Markets Where Lion Park Capital Holds Assets
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Texas
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Indiana
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Tennessee
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Washington, DC
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Colorado
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Georgia
How Passive Investing Works for Physicians
A simple, hands-off process designed for busy physicians.
Passive means exactly that: no tenants, no toilets, no management — just ongoing updates and distributions.
Review Opportunities
You receive carefully vetted multifamily offerings — complete with market data, financial analysis, and risk considerations.
Your role: skim the summary, ask questions if you like, and decide if the deal fits your goals.
Invest as a Limited Partner (LP)
You contribute capital to the project.
Our team handles everything: acquisition, financing, asset management, renovations, and operations.
Earn Truly Passive Income
You receive regular updates and distribution checks as the property generates cash flow and builds equity.
Your role: continue practicing medicine while your money works for you.
Why Physicians Prefer Multifamily Over Traditional Investments
Most physicians rely heavily on stocks, mutual funds, and 401(k)s — but these assets can feel volatile, unpredictable, and disconnected from your real financial goals.
Multifamily real estate offers stability, tax advantages, and cash flow that physicians can actually feel.
Multifamily Real Estate
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Predictable cash flow
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Recession-resistant asset class
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Tax advantages
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A physical asset with intrinsic value
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Low correlation to stock market volatility
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You can force appreciation
Increasing NOI (operations, occupancy, efficiencies) creates equity.
Traditional Stock Market Investments
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Volatile and unpredictable
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No tax shelter
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100% dependent on market sentiment
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Behavioral risk
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Returns rely on timing and luck
Which physicians don’t have bandwidth to obsess over.
Multifamily offers physicians: stability, tax efficiency, and passive income.
Stocks offer: liquidity — but far more volatility.
Both have a place in a portfolio, but only multifamily creates a second income engine outside medicine.
Why Physicians Choose Lion Park Capital
Physicians don’t need another high-risk investment pitch.
They need a partner they trust — one who understands medicine, time scarcity, and the need for conservative, long-term wealth building.
Lion Park Capital was built by a physician, for physicians.
What Makes LPC Different
Lion Park Capital helps physicians build passive income without adding complexity, stress, or hours to their already demanding careers.
Testimonials from Physician Investors
“Partnering with LPC gave me a way to diversify outside of the hospital without taking on a second job. The communication is straightforward, the process is simple, and it fits perfectly with my schedule.”
— Orthopedic Surgeon, Colorado
“I’ve been approached by many investment groups, but LPC stood out because it’s physician-led and conservative. I finally feel like I have a clear strategy for building passive income without adding stress.”
— Anesthesiologist, Texas
“I didn’t have time to learn real estate, but LPC made everything easy. The team explains every step clearly and supports you throughout the process.”
— Emergency Medicine Physician, Florida
“Clear communication, conservative strategy, and a truly passive experience.”
— LPC Investor
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, straightforward answers to the questions physicians ask most.
⭐ How much do I need to invest?
Most opportunities have a minimum investment between $25,000–$50,000, depending on the deal structure.
⭐ Is passive investing risky?
All investments carry risk, but we focus on conservative underwriting, strong market fundamentals, and risk-managed debt to help protect investor capital.
⭐ How long is the typical hold period?
Most multifamily investments are held for 3–7 years, depending on the business plan and market conditions.
⭐ Do I need to be an accredited investor?
Some offerings require accreditation, others do not. We’ll let you know which opportunities you qualify for.
⭐ Can I invest through my self-directed IRA (SDIRA)?
Yes. Many physicians use an SDIRA or Solo 401(k) to invest in real estate passively.
⭐ How involved do I need to be?
Your involvement is minimal. Once you invest, our team handles everything and you receive regular updates and distributions.
⭐ How soon will I receive returns?
Most projects begin distributing cash flow after the initial stabilization period, typically within 3–12 months of acquisition.
Start Your Passive Investing Journey
Download the Passive Investing Starter Kit for Physicians
A free, physician-focused guide that walks you through:
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How passive multifamily investing works
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Tax advantages unique to real estate
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A real case study from a multifamily deal
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Common mistakes new investors should avoid
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Key market trends to watch in 2025
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How to evaluate investment opportunities with confidence
Or Book a Call With Our Team
If you'd like to explore upcoming multifamily opportunities—or simply want clarity on how to get started—schedule a brief introductory call.