An Operator's Discipline. An Allocator's Perspective.

Nate Fisher grew up in a multi-family real estate family and was involved in the business by age five. In 2004, he founded Peak 10 Group in Central Ohio, building it from a regional operation into a platform responsible for over $450 million in acquisitions across Ohio, Texas, Utah, and Indiana.

Alongside that operating career, Nate has spent the past several years serving as the capital allocator for his own family's real estate-dominant portfolio, weighing decisions around liquidity, tax efficiency, and real returns, and helping guide a shift from a more active to a more passive-leaning investment strategy. That experience has given him a firsthand understanding of how family capital actually gets allocated and protected, not just how deals get done.

Nate's core strength is relationship-driven: sourcing and vetting deals through a trusted network of specialists, operators, and advisors built over two and a half decades, rather than trying to underwrite everything himself. He pairs that network with real judgment about risk, liquidity, and long-term positioning.

That experience has taught him the real value he brings isn't running the day-to-day — it's building and directing the team around a portfolio: knowing who to bring in, how to structure capital, and how to keep the whole thing visible and accountable. He's not looking to replace anyone's team. He's looking to build one, or improve the one that's already there.

Nate holds the CPM designation (Certified Property Manager) and served as President of the Columbus Apartment Association from 2016 to 2017.