Interview with Dr. Alex Schloe – 413

In this week’s episode, we continue our conversation with Dr. Alex Schloe, exploring the best real estate investment for today’s physicians, in residential assisted living. 

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Alex explains how to structure these deals properly, including the holding company model that separates real estate from operations. He shares candid insights about the lease-to-operator approach, including lessons learned from partnerships that didn’t work out, and what to look for when vetting potential operators.


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Practical Investment Considerations

Dr. Alex Schloe walks through common concerns physicians have when considering investment in residential assisted living, especially potential liability and how to structure things safely. Most investors don’t operate the homes themselves, so the properties are typically held in separate LLCs—one for the real estate, another for operations—which helps protect assets if something goes wrong.

For those using a lease-to-operator model, Dr. Schloe stresses how important it is to vet your operators carefully. That means background checks, reviewing financials, and making sure they carry the right insurance and have solid reserves.

Investment Options and Educational Resources

If you’re looking to get involved passively, Dr. Schloe’s company, Open Range Capital, offers different options: from short-term private lending to longer-term development projects with strong equity upside. For those who want to learn the ropes, the RAL Room Assisted Living Mastermind includes over 100 hours of training content, expert-led sessions, peer groups for accountability, and custom-built tools to help you analyze deals with confidence.

Dr. Schloe’s philosophy centers on focused education, building relationships, and taking action within one investment space, rather than chasing every new opportunity that pops up.

Summary

Dr. Schloe hosts two podcasts tailored for physicians: Physicians and Properties, which covers real estate investing basics for doctors, and The RAL Room Assisted Living Podcast, which focuses on the ins and outs of residential assisted living.

His mastermind program offers a full suite of educational content, peer support, and access to investment opportunities through Open Range Capital. Dr. Schloe encourages physicians to start with education, connect with others in the space, and take small, intentional steps toward building income streams that support more freedom and flexibility.


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