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This is not an offer to sell any investment, and any such offer may only be made as described in the applicable private placement offering memorandum which must be received by the company or a duly licensed broker dealer. Prospective investors should review applicable investment documents for complete information on investment risks and additional information specific to the investment, including, but not limited to, investment information and company operations. There can be no assurance of any investment objective described herein, and the past performance of any person or business venture should not be relied upon for the success of any investment. Statements contained herein include “forward looking statements” which include opinions, estimations, and projections which may materially differ from actual results. Prospective investors should be aware that making an investment is speculative and involves a high degree of risk. Investors may lose all or part of their investment. Prospective investors may request any additional prior performance or operational history relating to the management of the company via written request prior to investing. Prospective investors should note that prices, operational results and services offered will materially vary by location. Prospective investors should also take note that the company’s management team and their affiliates also are owners of, or participate in, other business ventures which may compete with the company and may cause significant conflicts of interest with the company, including, but not limited to, time and competition.This information is confidential and is intended to be used solely for the purpose of prospective investors to determine whether or not to make an investment in the company. This document must not be transmitted, or reproduced, nor must any information contained or incorporated by reference in it be made available to any other person or company or used for any purposes other than determining whether or not to make an investment in the company as described herein. This information may only be sent to a prospective investor by the company or a registered broker dealer.2DISCLOSURESCONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENTER OF TEXAS

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4FUND MANAGEMENTSpecialization:Leon Shasteen, a Texan entrepreneur, is the co-owner of DMI Holdings, LLC and has been responsible for capitalizing over $1.5 billion in real estate and business expansion opportunities from 2011 to present. Shasteen places a high value on building long term personal relationships with the DMI investors. Years of Experience:Approximately 20 years in private capital industryLEON SHASTEENcoo, DMI FSER MM, LLCSpecialization:Eric Mattingly, president and founder of DMI Holdings, LLC, is a real estate and business entrepreneur and has been involved in structuring over $2 billion of investment transactions totaling over 100+ Private Placement Offerings. Mr. Mattingly is a nationally recognized public speaker and creator of “The Wealth Building Strategies” teaching investment strategies and concepts to 1,000’s of investors around the U.S.Years of Experience:Approximately 20 years in private capital industryERIC MATTINGLYceo, DMI FSER MM, LLCER OF TEXAS

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Bio:Dr Pearce is a Board-Certified Medicine Graduate of the Emergency Medical Residency at William Beaumont Hospital, Oakland County’s only Level I trauma center. With extensive practice history in the DFW area and a strong interest in observation Medicine, Dr Pearce has proven to be at the for front of concierge medicine. Previous career experiences in the engineering sciences with two engineering design degrees, associated lecturing and teaching experienceDR. PEARCEChief Medical OfficerMichele Brownfield5FACILITY MANAGEMENTBio:A born leader, Michele began her healthcare career with Baylor Emerus in 2014 as a Patient Advocate and continued working with Baylor and THR Adeptus. She worked her way into a management role with Trusted Healthcare, as a Facility Administrator and gained valuable knowledge in this position. She then worked with two others to form MedOps, a management company responsible for the successful management of over 12 ERs. ER OF TEXAS

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Bio:Ron Walraven is the finance and accounting side of MedOps. Ron oversees the accounting, business support, financial planning and billing. Ron is a founding partner in MedOps Consulting, an FSER management group, currently managing multiple DFW Free Standing Emergency Rooms. Ron began his career as a mergers and acquisitions analysis with Arthur Andersen in 1993. Since then, Ron has accumulated over 25 years of experience building and leading finance and management teams.Ron WalravenMichael Hawk6Bio:Michael Hawk is a 1995 graduate of the Southern Methodist University School of Law. He has maintained a legal practice in the Dallas are for the past 24 years. He is licensed to practice in the State of Texas. He is a current CJA panelist in the United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas. Michael was a founding member and former counsel for North Texas Regional EMS, a major provider of ambulance services in the DFW area. ER OF TEXASFACILITY MANAGEMENT

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+ Current Owners Heavily Invested - ownership collectively have over $10,000,000 personally invested across the existing 9 locations!+ Established Proven Business - Over $50,000,000 in total equity collectively invested to prove out the business!+ All Cash-No Debt! – All FSER’s are acquired without using any bank financing!+ Immediate Cash Flow Year 1 - There is an 18-month distribution reserve built in for immediate cash flow while the business ramps up and becomes stabilized in year 2!+ High COC Return Year 2 - cash on cash returns in year two are anticipated to range anywhere between 17% to 27%!7INVESTMENT CHARACTERISTICSER OF TEXAS

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+ Short-Term Investment Cycle - the business model is to sell within 3 years which creates a large capital event in a short period of time which significantly increases the average annual ROI!+ Significant Upside Potential - investors could potentially double or triple their investment between distributable cash and gain on sale!+ Downside Performance Hurdle - investors downside is protected with a performance hurdle that subordinates sponsor equity on sale to ensure equity investors meet a minimum above market return before sponsors share in sale profits!+ Formula For Success - ER of Texas doctors are required to invest and are owners in the business vs. just W2 employee so the doctors are aligned with seeing maximum profits!+ Concierge Medicine - ER patients experience a VIP experience with no wait time with the look, it will and treatment like a high-quality hotel! 8INVESTMENT CHARACTERISTICSER OF TEXAS

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20+ Distribution Reserve: To provide "Class A" equity investors with immediate cash flow until the business/s is cash flow positive there is an 18-month distribution reserve built in calculated at 5% per annum. This distribution will be paid monthly and begin 30 days after the deposit date and continue for 18 months without interruption via ACH deposit. For tax purposes this will be treated as a return of capital. Operational cash flow may begin sooner than 18 months and will be paid separately to "Class A" equity investors.+ Operational Cash Flows: DMI FSER Fund-I receives 64% of all distributable operational cash flow on a pro-rata basis from each facility. The distributable operational cash flow is split 40% to DMI FSER Fund-I “Class A” equity investors and 24% to the fund sponsors and paid as a cash flow distribution after expenses and reserve requirements of the company are met. + Disposition Event: DMI FSER Fund-I receives 64% of Net Sales Proceeds on a pro-rata basis from each facility. “Class A” investors are prioritized in front of the fund sponsors and would receive distributions in the following order: First, any unused contingency reserves would be distributed to “Class A” investors as a return of capital. Second, “Class A” investors would receive any remaining unreturned capital to bring them to a 100% net asset value (NAV). Third, after equity investors have received a full return of capital the Net Sales Proceeds are then split 40% to DMI FSER Fund-I “Class A” equity investors and 24% to the fund sponsors and paid as a Long-Term Investment Gain after any remaining wind down expenses of the company are met.+ Downside Protection Performance Hurdle: “Class A” downside is protected with a 10% annual ROI performance hurdle. At the time of sale prior to any sponsor distributions “Class A” investors receive 100% of their capital returned and meet a minimum 10% annual ROI on invested capital before sponsors can receive any share of the Net Sales Proceeds. In the event 40% of distributable operational cash flow plus 40% of Net Sale proceeds do not exceed 10% annual ROI the sponsor share must be reduced in part or in all to meet this minimum return threshold for “Class A” equity investors. STANDARD CLASS A INVESTORSCLASS "A" INVESTOR250,000 Investment - Cash Flow & ROI MatrixEBITA Multiple EquityGross Sale Per LocationYear 1 CFYear 2 CF Year 3 CF *Gain on Sale Cash Reserves ReturnTOTAL $$ ROI %Ave Annual ROI2X40% $8,949,680$0 $60,000 $80,000 $66,124 $25,615 $231,73993% 31%3X40% $13,424,520$0 $60,000 $80,000 $152,936 $25,615 $318,551127% 42%4X40% $17,899,360$0 $60,000 $80,000 $239,748 $25,615 $405,363162% 54%5X40% $22,374,200$0 $60,000 $80,000 $326,559 $25,615 $492,174197% 66%6X40% $26,849,040$0 $60,000 $80,000 $413,371 $25,615 $578,986232% 77%7X40% $31,323,880$0 $60,000 $80,000 $500,813 $25,615 $666,428266% 89%8X40% $35,798,720$0 $60,000 $80,000 $586,995 $25,615 $752,610301% 100%*Gain on sale is after ROCER OF TEXAS

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22CLASS A PREFERRED INVESTORS+ Distribution Reserve: To provide "Class A Preferred" equity investors with immediate cash flow until the business/s is cash flow positive there is an 18-month distribution reserve built in calculated at 7% per annum. This distribution will be paid monthly and begin 30 days after the deposit date and continue for 18 months without interruption via ACH deposit. For tax purposes this will be treated as a return of capital. Operational cash flow may begin sooner than 18 months and will be paid separately to "Class A Preferred" equity investors.+ Operational Cash Flows: DMI FSER Fund-I receives 64% of all distributable operational cash flow on a pro-rata basis from each facility. The distributable operational cash flow is split 45% to DMI FSER Fund-I “Class A Preferred” equity investors and 19% to the fund sponsors and paid as a cash flow distribution after expenses and reserve requirements of the company are met. + Disposition Event: DMI FSER Fund-I receives 64% of Net Sales Proceeds on a pro-rata basis from each facility. “Class A Preferred” investors are prioritized in front of the fund sponsors and would receive distributions in the following order: First, any unused contingency reserves would be distributed to “Class A Preferred” investors as a return of capital. Second, “Class A Preferred” investors would receive any remaining unreturned capital to bring them to a 100% net asset value (NAV). Third, after equity investors have received a full return of capital the Net Sales Proceeds are then split 45% to DMI FSER Fund-I “Class A Preferred” equity investors and 19% to the fund sponsors and paid as a Long-Term Investment Gain after any remaining wind down expenses of the company are met.+ Downside Protection Performance Hurdle: “Class A Preferred” downside is protected with a 12% annual ROI performance hurdle. At the time of sale prior to any sponsor distributions “Class A Preferred” investors receive 100% of their capital returned and meet a minimum 12% annual ROI on invested capital before sponsors can receive any share of the Net Sales Proceeds. In the event 45% of distributable operational cash flow plus 45% of Net Sale proceeds do not exceed 12% annual ROI the sponsor share must be reduced in part or in all to meet this minimum return threshold for “Class A Preferred” equity investors. CLASS "A" PREFERRED INVESTOR$500,000 Investment - Cash Flow & ROI MatrixEBITA MultipleEquityGross Sale Per LocationYear 1 CFYear 2 CF Year 3 CF*Gain on Sale after ROCCash Reserves ReturnTOTAL $$ ROI %Ave Annual ROI2X45% $8,949,680$0 $135,000 $180,000 $148,799 $57,634 $521,433104% 35%3X45% $13,424,520$0 $135,000 $180,000 $344,105 $57,634 $716,739143% 48%4X45% $17,899,360$0 $135,000 $180,000 $539,432 $57,634 $912,066182% 61%5X45% $22,374,200$0 $135,000 $180,000 $734,759 $57,634 $1,107,393221% 74%6X45% $26,849,040$0 $135,000 $180,000 $930,086 $57,634 $1,302,720261% 87%7X45% $31,323,880$0 $135,000 $180,000 $1,125,412 $57,634 $1,498,046300% 100%8X45% $35,798,720$0 $135,000 $180,000 $1,320,739 $57,634 $1,693,373339% 113%*Gain on sale is after ROCER OF TEXAS

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