You own one of the best asset classes in commercial real estate. The people who do this for a living position theirs to perform. Most owner-occupants do not.

Legacy Capital shows you how.


Recapitalization

In today’s increasingly complex capital markets, many healthcare professionals are rethinking how the equity behind their real estate is structured.

Legacy Capital Group’s Recapitalization Program allows a doctor, dentist, or veterinarian to contribute the real estate behind their practice into a new LLC — converting a single, fully-owned position into tax-deferred liquidity. The practitioner retains an ownership interest in the newly formed LLC, continues practicing from the same building under a long-term lease, and is released from any personal guaranty on the property’s debt. 


How It Works

C O N T R I B U T E

Your building is contributed to a new LLC. Nothing is sold, so nothing is taxed.

R E F I N A N C E

The LLC secures new non-recourse debt. Your personal guaranty is released and proceeds come to you.

R E D E P L O Y

Cash returns to your balance sheet — to hold, invest, or acquire the next building.

C O L L E C T

Rent continues under a long-term lease. Escalations compound; the building's value grows with them.

R E P E A T

Five years on, the asset is worth more. Refinance at the new value and run the cycle again.


Who this is for…

For practitioners who currently own their real estate — outright or with legacy debt — and want to restructure their capital stack: unlocking liquidity and reducing concentration risk, while remaining an equity participant in the asset’s long-term performance rather than exiting the real estate entirely. 


 

Ready to build your legacy? Contact Us to learn more.

Legacy Capital Group does not provide legal, tax, accounting, investment, valuation, or lending advice, and nothing here is an offer, a commitment to fund, or a prediction of results. Any transaction is subject to underwriting, diligence, documentation, and third-party approvals, and terms vary. Rely on your own attorney and CPA.