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Kip leads every Nexus project hands-on, from acquisitions and entitlements to construction coordination and investor reporting. After starting his career in technology, he studied real estate at UNC Wilmington and turned his focus to developing medical office and retail centers across the Triangle. He’s also an operator: Kip owns multi-unit Burn Boot Camp locations and co-founded Good Health NC, which gives him a tenant’s view of what a center has to deliver on day one. He led the repositioning of 706 Money Court from a vacant building to more than $500,000 in annual NOI and the ground-up development of Highway 42 Property Holding.

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Debbie brings nearly two decades of executive financial leadership in real estate. As CFO of a southeastern real estate management firm from 1997 to 2006, she transacted more than $4 billion in assets, directing acquisition underwriting, deal structuring, debt negotiations, asset management, and investor distributions. As CEO of a multifamily investment and management company from 2006 to 2015, she led a $51.7 million portfolio of six communities with more than 1,000 units in Alabama and Florida, raising $13.5 million in acquisition equity. At Nexus, Debbie leads deal structure, underwriting, financial reporting, and investor relations.

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Brian is a partner at Nexus and leads land acquisitions, identifying and evaluating development sites for our pipeline. He is a commercial realtor and property owner based in Benson, North Carolina, working with The April Stephens Team of eXp Realty, and represents commercial buyers, sellers, and investors across North Carolina. His approach is grounded in designing, building, and owning real estate himself: Brian owns two salon suite properties, with a third under construction, and roughly 12,900 square feet of commercial buildings including three in downtown Benson, all of which he designed and built. That owner-operator experience shapes how he evaluates a site — clear on zoning and use, practical on operations, and focused on deals that work on paper and on the ground.