Physicians get marketed to harder than any other investor class. We do the diligence you don't have time for.
High-income physicians have capital to deploy in real estate but not the time to underwrite deals, vet sponsors, or read 60-page syndication PPMs. The space is heavily marketed to doctors precisely because doctors don't always know what they don't know.
GigHz Capital is white-glove real estate placement for physicians: curated deal access, full diligence memos, sponsor vetting, and LP placement support — every deal pre-screened against Repit's ZIP-level market data. The goal is fewer, better deals — not deal flow as a service.
Why physician real estate goes wrong
The pattern is consistent across thousands of physicians: capital to deploy, no time to underwrite, no exposure to bad deals — until they're in one.
The marketing layer is targeted at you
Physician-focused syndicators, doctor real estate groups, and LP placement agents specifically target high-income clinical specialties. The marketing is sophisticated. The deal quality often isn't.
Diligence is your weakest point
PPM review, sponsor track-record verification, market underwriting, and capital-stack risk reading are full-time skills. Most physicians delegate to nobody — or to a financial advisor who doesn't actually do real estate diligence either.
Bad markets dressed as good ones
ZIP-level housing dynamics — landlord exodus, rent burden, delinquency trends, supply absorption — are invisible in standard listing platforms. Sponsors don't lead with the bad data. Most LPs never see the signal until vacancy hits.
What a GigHz Capital relationship actually does
Curated, not flow. We pass on most of what comes through. The four things every deal we surface gets:
Track record, prior deal performance, capital structure history
We talk to prior LPs. We pull track record across cycles. Sponsors who can't or won't show full prior-deal data don't get surfaced. Most don't.
ZIP-level underwriting via Repit
Every deal pre-screened against Repit's housing-stress, rent-burden, landlord-activity, and supply data for the actual market. The bad markets dressed as good ones get filtered before you see them.
Independent physician-investor memo on each deal
Structured memo: business plan, capital stack, sponsor history, market read, downside scenarios, what would have to be true. Not a sponsor pitch deck — an independent diligence document.
Subscription docs reviewed, allocation logistics handled
PPM and subscription doc review, accredited investor verification handling, allocation timing, K-1 expectations. The administrative layer that turns 'I want to invest' into a clean closing.
Why GigHz Capital isn't a syndicator pitching its own deals
Physician-investor lens
Run by a practicing physician investor — not a placement agent. Diligence reflects what an aligned physician with their own capital at risk would want to see.
Repit-backed market read
Repit's ZIP-level housing intelligence is the underlying data layer. Deals get the same market scrutiny that institutional LPs apply — most physician-targeted deals never get it.
We pass on most deals
Curated means most things get filtered. If you want deal flow, GigHz Capital isn't the right relationship. If you want fewer, higher-conviction allocations, it is.
Two paths into real estate at GigHz
📊 Repit (DIY)
ZIP-level housing intelligence + investor calculators. Underwrite single-family rentals, BRRRR, fix-and-flip yourself with research-grade data. Free tier available; full access by subscription.
Open Repit →🏗️ GigHz Capital (white-glove)
Curated deal access with full diligence memos, sponsor vetting, and LP placement support. For physicians with $50K+ to deploy who want institutional-grade screening without doing the diligence themselves.
Talk to Capital →Common questions
What's the minimum check size?
Generally $50K+ per allocation. Some deals have higher minimums set by the sponsor. Smaller allocations are usually a better fit for DIY via Repit and direct property purchases.
What kinds of deals does GigHz Capital surface?
Stabilized multifamily, value-add multifamily, ground-up development in select markets (Dallas, LA, NY emphasis), 1031 options, and selective syndications. Asset class fit depends on your overall portfolio and tax situation.
Are you a registered investment advisor / broker-dealer?
GigHz Capital is not a registered investment advisor or broker-dealer. We provide diligence, education, and LP placement support. We do not provide individualized investment advice. Always consult your own advisors before any allocation.
How do you make money?
Engagement fees and/or sponsor-side referral economics, disclosed per deal. Compensation structure is shared with you before any allocation. We don't surface deals where the economics would compromise the diligence.
Can you help with non-real estate (oil & gas, MedTech, etc)?
Real estate is the primary focus. Oil & gas exposure flows through the broader Capital practice on a case-by-case basis. MedTech device diligence runs through GigHz Advisory's research-memo service.
Fewer, better allocations.
Curated deal access with diligence memos, sponsor vetting, and LP placement. Or DIY with the same data layer in Repit.
GigHz Capital is not a registered investment advisor or broker-dealer. Information provided is educational and diligence-oriented, not individualized investment advice. Real estate investments involve risk including loss of principal. Always consult your own legal, tax, and investment advisors. A GigHz product. Built by Pouyan Golshani, MD.
Written and reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD, Interventional Radiologist — Last updated July 25, 2025