As mentioned by Tony Robbins in his January 2025 talk with Dr. Jordan Peterson, one of the best ways to build wealth is by using the same strategies private equity firms use. Now, you can benefit from this approach without putting any of your own money on the line.
The Integrated Dental Medicine Academy (IDMA) is raising $2 million to grow its software platform, VADA (Virtual Automated Doctor Administrator). To reach this goal, they’re offering 20 investment units at $100,000 each.
Here’s the good part: you don’t have to pay the $100,000 out of your own pocket.
As a doctor, you can use your ability to borrow money and finance the $100,000 through an equipment lease—either with IDMA’s lending partners or your own bank. The monthly payments you’ll receive from IDMA will cover the cost of your loan.
As a lender, you’ll receive:
You have a hard promissory note from a company that has been in business for over 20 years. That note includes repayment in full in 12 months plus monthly interest payments of $1,636. That interest payment (along with an additional check from the service guarantee (if necessary))will be more than enough for you to make your monthly lease payment so you have ZERO out of pocket expense. Your loan is also backed by payments from 15 dental offices using the VADA system which you can track through the software that you acquired. These offices each pay $695/month to use VADA.
Additionally, because Doctors receive IDMA software (used, at a minimum, to monitor their 15 collateral Dentists and track the progress of the VADA sale), the arrangement qualifies as an equipment purchase. This could make them eligible for the Section 179 tax deduction, allowing for significant tax savings in the year of purchase.