Show notes
This week’s episode is the first in a two-part series that features Gurpreet Padda, MD. He is a private practice physician out of St. Louis, Missouri, who runs Reversing Diabetes MD and Padda Institute Center for Interventional Pain Management. Dr. Padda also runs Red Pill Kapital, which is a real estate investment development and management company. He is an advocate for educating private practice physicians on passive wealth strategies through owning real estate. In this episode, we talk about… [5:05] Getting into real estate as a teenager [6:08] The desire to have a life outside of the hospital [9:05] Characteristics that are more relevant than your education when it comes to owning a business [10:30] The applicability of medical training to real estate [11:09] How Dr. Padda decided on his medical specialty [12:39] How capital flow impacts our health as well as the real estate market [15:17] The importance of investing in real estate for your practice(s) [16:31] How to decide where to purchase real estate for practice locations based on patient perspectives [17:33] The effect of the pandemic on retail real estate [21:28] Selling restaurants before the pandemic began [24:14] Educating clinicians on creative passive cash flow and equity growth [25:22] Why physicians tend to make financial decisions based on narcissism Links to resources: Reversing Diabetes MD: https://reversingdiabetes.com Padda Institute Center for Interventional Pain Management: https://painmd.tv Red Pill Kapital: https://redpillkapital.com Subscribe, rate and review: www.providerspropertiesandperformance.com Schedule a healthcare real estate investment strategy consultation: https://docproperties.com/free-consultation-trisha-talbot/
