Self-funded buildout and bank loan
“So the build out itself costs 300,000. So yeah, this is pretty much all self funded.”
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Funding a Longevity Clinic: Owner Accepts a $200K Convertible Note OfferA Navy-trained orthopedic surgeon explains why debt payments and a missing second clinician limit his clinic, and the convertible note Nathan offered to fix both.
Emeka Ofobike · Vessel Longevity
Published October 21, 2026Dr. Emeka Ofobike, an orthopedic surgeon who served ten years in the Navy, owns Vessel Longevity, an Austin wellness clinic he largely self-funded while still operating in Arizona each month. He says his own limited time and about $200K of debt, which takes just under $20K a month, hold back growth. Nathan offers a $150K convertible note, then a final $200K convertible note at 15% interest with a $5M cap, which the owner accepts on camera.
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“So the build out itself costs 300,000. So yeah, this is pretty much all self funded.”
“But the difficulty is my time. So what would be great is if I have another clinician who's here so that we have somebody on-site all the time.”
“for all the revenue we make, a lot of that goes out to pay the debt.”
“I'll offer $150,000 as a convertible note.”
“I'll go up to $200,000 on a convertible note with a 15% interest rate and a 5,000,000 cap. Do we have a deal?”
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