Two residential treatment homes acquired to support a new provider platform
Flexible lease terms enabled a smooth launch and future expansion
A newly formed behavioral health provider was preparing to launch its first residential treatment centers focused on mental health and addiction services located in Temecula, California. The provider needed high-quality residential assets to support both clinical operations and future growth. It required a real estate partner who could close quickly and understand the fast-paced demands of a startup, which included an accelerated closing timeline and lease terms with added flexibility as operations grow.
Scioto Properties acquired two single-family residential homes in California and executed long-term leases with terms supportive of the provider’s initial working capital needs as well as future growth.
Benefits:
Coordinated Lease Structure: Scioto aligned the lease rent commencement to coincide with the provider’s licensing and initial operating timelines.
Operational Flexibility: Leases included negotiated provisions to reflect operational cash flow and rolled-in funds for tenant improvements.
High-Quality Assets: Both properties include accessory dwelling units for clinical use and owned solar panels, to support program design flexibility.
Every partnership begins with a conversation. Tell us about your goals, and we’ll help you find the right path forward.
