Praxis Capital Inc

08/25/2026

Real estate has created and multiplied more fortunes than perhaps any other asset class. Yet for many investors, the dream of passive income turns into something quite different—a second full-time job.

Countless investors buy rental properties expecting financial freedom, only to find themselves answering tenant calls at midnight, coordinating repairs, chasing rent payments, managing contractors, or spending every weekend overseeing renovation projects. House flippers often face similar challenges, juggling timelines, budgets, labor shortages, permitting delays, and unexpected costs.

Instead of owning an investment, many investors end up owning another job. Learn more in our latest blog article, "Real Estate: The Sad Reality of Most Investment Strategies" here: https://praxcap.com/2026/08/25/why-residential-healthcare-real-estate-may-be-the-asset-class-sophisticated-investors-need-before-2027/

07/27/2026

Real estate has created and multiplied more fortunes than perhaps any other asset class. Yet for many investors, the dream of passive income turns into something quite different—a second full-time job.

Countless investors buy rental properties expecting financial freedom, only to find themselves answering tenant calls at midnight, coordinating repairs, chasing rent payments, managing contractors, or spending every weekend overseeing renovation projects. House flippers often face similar challenges, juggling timelines, budgets, labor shortages, permitting delays, and unexpected costs.

Instead of owning an investment, many investors end up owning another job. Learn more in our latest blog article, "Real Estate: The Sad Reality of Most Investment Strategies" here: https://praxcap.com/2026/07/27/real-estate-the-sad-reality-of-most-investment-strategies/

07/13/2026

Healthcare delivery in America is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in decades. While hospitals remain essential, the future of healthcare is increasingly being delivered closer to where patients live through outpatient facilities, ambulatory surgery centers, medical office buildings, wellness clinics, and preventative care centers.

For healthcare real estate investors, this shift represents more than a change in medical practices—it is creating powerful tailwinds that are driving demand, occupancy, rental growth, and long-term asset values.

Learn more by reading our latest blog article here: https://praxcap.com/2026/07/13/how-megatrends-toward-outpatient-care-are-fueling-the-value-of-healthcare-real-estate-investments/

07/10/2026

Everyone's waiting for the other shoe to drop. It might not.

Brian Burke sat down with the On The Market podcast for a 2026 halfway-point check-in on housing and commercial real estate — what's held up, what's surprised everyone, and what a "boring" market usually means for investors who've been through a cycle or two before.

Spoiler: boring isn't always bad.

🎧 Episode out now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIJsq-IgzrQ

05/27/2026

Energy markets are once again reminding investors how quickly global events can reshape the economic landscape. In early 2026, crude oil prices surged dramatically amid geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions.

Brent crude climbed from about $61 per barrel at the start of the year to roughly $118 by the end of the first quarter, representing one of the largest quarterly increases in decades. (EIA)

Learn more in our latest blog post, "Rising Oil Prices: Using Income-Producing Real Estate as a Hedge": https://praxcap.com/2026/05/27/rising-oil-prices-using-income-producing-real-estate-as-a-hedge/

05/15/2026

Healthcare technology is improving rapidly. Telehealth, remote monitoring, wearable devices, and smart-home systems are helping older adults manage their health more independently than ever before.

In fact, telehealth adoption in assisted living communities increased more than 200% during the COVID-19 pandemic, and about 40% of communities now use some form of health technology or automation.

While these innovations are valuable, they cannot replace the human support many seniors require. As people age, many need help with everyday activities such as dressing, bathing, medication management, and mobility—services that technology alone cannot provide.

Read more about "Why We Need More Assisted Living Facilities Despite Emerging Health Care Technology" in our latest blog article here: https://praxcap.com/2026/05/15/why-we-need-more-assisted-living-facilities-despite-emerging-health-care-technology/

04/27/2026

Most people never ask this question before they wire money into a private real estate fund.

They should.

Knowing exactly what happens after you invest is the difference between feeling confident in your decision — and spending 10 years wondering if you made a mistake.

So here’s the full picture. No jargon. No fine print. Just a straightforward walkthrough of what it actually looks like to be a Praxis Capital LP from day one to final distribution.

Step 1 — Subscription & Capital Call You sign a subscription agreement and receive a capital call notice. You wire your investment ($100K minimum). Clear documentation, a defined deadline, no surprises.
Step 2 — Asset Acquisition Your capital is deployed into skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and memory care centers — acquired at 9–10%+ cap rates, primarily through off-market relationships. The initial portfolio: 9 facilities across Iowa.
Step 3 — Quarterly Reporting Every quarter, you receive a full investor report: property-level performance, occupancy rates, financial statements, and distribution summaries. Plus 24/7 access to your account through Praxis’s online portal. You’re never left wondering what’s happening with your money.
Step 4 — Distributions The fund targets 6–8% cash-on-cash in year one, growing to 12–13% on average over the hold period. Your 8% preferred return is cumulative — you get paid first. The sponsor doesn’t share in profits until that threshold is fully met.
Step 5 — Exit & Return of Capital Target hold period is 10 years, with opportunistic early exits evaluated throughout. At sale, investors receive their remaining capital plus appreciation through the 70/30 waterfall. Target equity multiple: 2.5–3x net.

That’s it. Wire to return — fully mapped out.

The question most accredited investors never ask their financial advisor: why isn’t any of my portfolio in assets like this?

Save this post and come back to it when you’re ready to learn more. Or drop your biggest question about private real estate investing in the comments — we read every one. 👇

04/13/2026

Most real estate investors ask one question before they buy: “Is the price right?”
Praxis asks five.

After 25+ years and $5B+ in real estate transactions, we’ve learned that the difference between a good deal and a great one isn’t luck — it’s having a non-negotiable acquisition framework and sticking to it even when a property looks attractive on the surface.

This framework has allowed us to return capital to investors across multiple market cycles without a single principal loss.

Swipe through to see the full breakdown 👉

Which of these five criteria surprised you most? Drop it in the comments — we’ll explain the thinking behind it. 👇

04/06/2026

Here’s something most investors don’t know about real estate:

The single most powerful force driving demand right now has nothing to do with interest rates, job growth, or housing starts.

It’s a birthday.

Every single day, 10,000 Americans turn 65. That’s one person every 8 seconds. And this has been happening since 2011 — it doesn’t stop until 2030.

By 2030, all 76 million Baby Boomers will be 65 or older, creating a wave of 73 million seniors who will need skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and memory care centers.
It gets bigger from there.

By 2040, the 85+ population — the group with the highest per-capita demand for skilled care — doubles.

At the same time:
→ New construction is limited by rising development costs
→ Certificate-of-need laws restrict new supply in many states
→ Quality regional operators are already stretched thin

More demand. Constrained supply. Recession-resistant cash flows backed by Medicare and Medicaid.

This is why we pivoted our entire firm to healthcare real estate. The demographics don’t lie — and they don’t reverse.

Swipe through to see the full timeline 👉
Did you know this demographic shift was already this far along? Tell us in the comments 👇

04/06/2026

Brian Burke was right in 2000. He was right in 2008. He was right in 2020. And he's making his move again.

Our founder just sat down with the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast to share why he's back in the market — and what he's seeing that most investors are completely missing.

Brian recently acquired a large investment property at more than 50% off. That's not a typo. And he didn't get lucky — he's been watching this specific setup develop for years.

Here's what's happening right now:
- Seller pressure is peaking.
- Loans are coming due.
- Banks are forcing owners' hands.

The distress that's been building beneath the surface is finally starting to break through and the window to get in front of these deals, before the crowd does, is open right now.

Watch the full episode here:

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