Real Estate, Explained by Clinicians,For Clinicians.
A free guide, a monthly live roundtable, and a peer community for physicians, PAs, NPs, nurses, dentists, and pharmacists who want to understand real estate without quitting medicine.
Built For Providers,
By Providers.
Healthcare Investors Network is a real estate education community started by two practicing physician assistants. We teach healthcare professionals how real estate projects actually work, the risks included, in plain English.
We know the long shifts and the limited free time. So we keep it practical: short lessons, honest stories from our own projects, and a community of fellow clinicians learning together.
Clinician-friendly lessons you can finish between shifts, plus a monthly live session you can join from anywhere.
Learn alongside PAs, NPs, nurses, physicians, dentists, and pharmacists who share your schedule and your questions.
We teach the questions to ask any operator and share what went wrong on our own projects, so you can judge any opportunity for yourself.
Real Estate Basics,
Without the Hype.
Our guide and live sessions cover the strategies we work with ourselves, how each one makes or loses money, and the questions every clinician should ask before getting involved in any project.
How a Renovation
Really Works
Buying a property that needs work, renovating it, and selling it sounds simple. In practice it runs on budgets, contractors, permits, lender draws, and timelines that slip. We walk through each step using our own projects as examples.
Not every project goes to plan, and we've learned a lot on our real estate journey. Our sessions cover the real mistakes, the permit delays, and the questions we now ask before every project.
Rentals, Room Rentals,
and Coliving
Long-term rentals and rent-by-the-room coliving houses work very differently from a flip. We cover how they are set up, how they are managed, and where the risks are.
Real estate can lose money, and results vary from project to project. Our goal is to help you ask better questions and understand the trade-offs, not to tell you what to buy.
Two Ways to
Start Learning.
Everything HIN offers is free and education only. Start with the guide, then join us live.
The Healthcare Professional's Guide to Real Estate
A plain-English guide written for clinicians who want to understand real estate without quitting medicine.
The Clinician Real Estate Roundtable
A 45-minute live Zoom session each month, taught by Eddie and Tony with help from their mentors.
Four Simple
Steps.
Sign up in under a minute and we'll email you the free guide. No fees, no commitment.
Join the monthly Roundtable on budgets, permits, financing, coliving, and the questions to ask before any project.
Meet fellow healthcare professionals who are learning real estate on a clinician's schedule.
Book a 20 to 30 minute get-to-know-you call with Eddie or Tony to talk about your goals and questions.
Made for the
Entire Care Team.
M.D.s and D.O.s with limited time who want a clear, honest picture of how real estate projects work.
PAs and NPs learning real estate alongside their clinical careers, from two PAs who are doing the same.
Clinical and retail pharmacists who want to understand the numbers, the risks, and the moving parts.
Nurses and nurse anesthetists who want to learn real estate on a shift worker's schedule.
Practice owners who already run a business and want to learn how real estate projects are run.
PTs, OTs, radiology techs, administrators, and anyone in healthcare who is curious about real estate.
Two Clinicians
and Their Mentors.
HIN is run by two practicing PAs. Our sessions draw on our own projects and on mentors with 45 years of combined real estate experience.
PA for Healthcare in Action, Internal Medicine and Critical Care trained. Graduate of Keck School of Medicine of USC. Serves patients and students in the Inland Empire, California.
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Family Medicine PA, NHSC Scholar, and Founder of Sacramento Street Medicine. Graduate of Keck School of Medicine of USC. Serves patients and students in Sacramento, California.
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30 years in real estate investing and financing. Principal at Capay Capital Advisors. Helps teach how projects are financed and structured.
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15 years in real estate investing and renovation, and a real estate agent with Intero Real Estate. Helps teach renovation, contractors, and selling.
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We Learn From.
Before-and-after photos from renovations we've worked on. We use them at the Roundtable to teach what went right and what went wrong. Shown for education only. Nothing on this page is an offer to invest.
Single-Family Renovation
Sacramento, CA
Single-Family Renovation
San Bernardino, CA
Single-Family Renovation
Sacramento, CAThe Clinician
Real Estate Roundtable.
Each month we host a live, education-only session for healthcare professionals on one practical real estate topic.
Learn Live With
Fellow Clinicians
45 minutes, one topic, real examples. Recent topics include "When Good Deals Go Bad," reading a rehab budget, and how coliving houses are set up. Bring your questions; we'll answer them honestly, including the parts that didn't go to plan.
No experience required. Just show up and start learning.
Get the Guide.
Learn at Your Own Pace.
The Healthcare Professional's Guide to Real Estate (Without Quitting Medicine) covers how flips, rentals, and coliving work, the risks, and the questions to ask any operator.
By signing up, you agree to receive educational emails from Healthcare Investors Network. We never sell your information. Education only. Not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security.
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Want to put a face to the name? You'll also get a link to book a short get-to-know-you call with Eddie or Tony.
Answers to Your
Top Questions.
No. Healthcare Investors Network is an education community. HIN does not offer, sell, or recommend investments. We teach how real estate works so you can make your own informed decisions.
Yes. The guide, the monthly Roundtable, and the community are free, with no obligation.
No. The guide starts with the basics, and the Roundtable is built for clinicians who are new to real estate.
Eddie and Tony Menacho, two practicing PA-Cs, with help from their mentors Ned DeLorme (30 years in real estate) and Mike Nerby (15 years).
It's a relaxed 20 to 30 minute conversation, not a pitch. We'll learn about your goals and your schedule, answer your questions about real estate, and point you to the resources that fit. No specific investment is offered on the call.
Still Have
Questions?
We're healthcare professionals too, and we're happy to help. Reach out anytime.
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