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How it Works
Physicians' Capital Investments (PCI) via Physicians' Capital Markets (PCM) offers individual physicians and their employees the opportunity to invest by purchasing a portion of the building’s Limited Partnership through a Confidential Private Offering Memorandum (CPOM). Each project is ‘pre-leased’ for a period of 10 to 15 years prior to construction. The leases are triple NET (NNN), which means that the tenant is responsible for all of the facility expenses.
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Confidential Private Offering Memorandum (CPOM) DEFINED
Once the project is under construction PCI underwrites a new security offering via a CPOM.
Each CPOM generated by PCI includes*:
- Complete description of the security offered for sale
- Terms of the sales and fees
- Capital structure and historical financial statements
- Description of the business
- Management team bios
- Risk factors statement
Partnership Units:
- Each unit is of equal value
- Each project is divided into 100 Limited Partnership units
- Pricing is determined by project size, scope and additional factors noted in the project specific CPOM
- You may buy one (1) unit per project or as many as are available to purchase
- Individuals may amass units in multiple property specific LPs to create an investment portfolio
- This is a long-term hold/investment
Four Offer Rounds
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Group I: Employees located within the specified facility, including Medical Director, physicians, and key employees
Group II: Investors in PCI LLC
Group III: Pre-exisiting individual facility investors which have invested in previous PCI offerings
Group IV: Pre-qualified investors which have yet to invest in a PCI project (aka: Potential Investors)
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Potential investors click here for more information.**
**Note: Once a person or entity purchases at least one (1) unit in a PCI property, they will be re-qualified to receive a CPOM in Round 3.
For information on PCI's General Statement on Investment, please click here.
For additional Legal information, please click here.