Direct Access to Multifamily Real Estate Investments

We acquire and manage institutional-grade multifamily properties for private investors seeking predictable income, tax efficiency, and long-term capital growth. These investment opportunities are rarely available to individual investors — they’re carefully sourced, highly exclusive, and consistently sought after by experienced capital.

Why Work With Us

Who?

We are professional investors providing clients access to institutional-grade property investments.

What?

We source and operate multifamily property deals designed to deliver cash flow, tax efficiency, and long-term appreciation.

Where?

We target primary and secondary markets across the Midwest, Sun Belt, and Rust Belt — the regions where population and job growth are strongest.

Why?

Because achieving the best results requires working with a trustworthy, experienced partner.

When?

Now — the real estate cycle is primed for another strong run, making this the time to act.

Core Benefits

Why Private Real Estate Belongs in a Modern Portfolio

For accredited investors, multifamily real estate offers a compelling balance of income, security, and growth potential — combining the tangible stability of hard assets with sophisticated financial benefits unavailable in public markets.

Steady Cash Flow

Multifamily investments generate recurring income through tenant rents, providing investors with regular distributions that can supplement or replace other income sources.

Tax Efficiency

Real estate offers powerful tax advantages, including depreciation, pass-through deductions, and the ability to defer gains through strategies like 1031 exchanges, significantly enhancing after-tax returns.

Hard Asset Security

Unlike stocks or intangible assets, multifamily investments are backed by real, physical properties with intrinsic value, offering a layer of protection against market volatility.

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Inflation Hedge

Rental rates and property valuations often rise alongside inflation, allowing real estate investments to maintain or increase purchasing power when other asset classes may lag.

Compounding

Reinvesting cash distributions from multifamily investments can amplify long-term growth by harnessing the power of compounding returns over multiple investment cycles.

Scale

Through professionally managed offerings, private investors gain access to large, institutional-caliber multifamily deals that would otherwise require significant capital and operational expertise.

Our Investment Process

The Laager Group Process

Source Identify exclusive, off-market opportunities
Structure Underwrite, design, and align investment terms
Co-Invest Commit our own capital alongside investors
Execute Manage, optimize, and drive asset performance
Reinvest Redeploy profits into new high-quality deals

Your Journey as an Investor

Connect Align with us on your goals and strategy
Understand Review clear insights on each opportunity
Invest Commit capital alongside The Laager Group
Earn Receive profits, updates, and transparent report
Grow Reinvest gains, compounding long-term wealth

Who We Are

The Laager Group is a specialized real estate investment firm focused on acquiring, structuring, and managing high-quality multifamily properties. We serve accredited investors who seek disciplined execution, clear alignment, and professional management.

Andrew Tischer

Managing Director

Rodeen Rahbar, MD

Director

Hugh Sales

Asset Management

Our multidisciplinary team combines expertise in hedge funds, real estate, investment management, and tax law to deliver comprehensive wealth solutions.

Contact Our Experts

A Track Record Built On Results

Emphasis on Transparency, Personalization, and Results.

At The Laager Group, our leadership team brings together over 60 years of combined real estate experience, specializing in multifamily investments. Over the past decade, we have successfully completed more than $500 million in projects across key growth markets, consistently delivering stable income and strong capital appreciation for our investors.

The properties shown below are a selection of our past projects, reflecting our commitment to disciplined acquisitions, hands-on asset management, and long-term value creation. Each investment demonstrates the same focus that drives every Laager Group opportunity: operational excellence, careful risk management, and full alignment with our capital partners. The Laager Group provides investors with trusted access to institutional-quality real estate, supported by decades of real-world expertise and a proven performance record.

Summary Stats:

Over $500 million in projects across key growth markets
Realized Average IRR: 18%
Equity Multiple: 1.85X
Average Hold Period: 3.5 years

300 Riverside

Fieldcrest Walk

Langley Place

Premier

Spring Valley

The Edge

City Square Lofts

Eagle View Lofts

Eagle View Townhomes

Ballyard Lofts

SouthMeadow Apartments & Townhomes

University Landing I

University Landing II

Wildcreek

Villas of South Cobb I

Insights

Explore The Laager Group’s curated insights to stay informed and empower your financial journey.

Why U.S. Multifamily Real Estate Remains a Global Safe Haven in 2025

Single Property or Syndication? What's the Better Investment for Long-Term Wealth?

Why Crypto Investors Are Diversifying Into Real Estate

Why High Net-Worth Investors Are Choosing Syndications Over Crowdfunding

Hedge Funds & Property: A Perfect Pair for a Diversified Portfolio

The Importance of Being Tax-Efficient to Maximize Your Wealth (Even in No-Tax Jurisdictions)

How Non-US Investors Can Invest in the US and Reduce Their Tax Burden

The Hidden Tax Advantages of US Real Estate

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Syndication allows a group of investors to pool capital and acquire larger real estate assets—typically multifamily properties. We act as the General Partner (GP), responsible for sourcing the deal, structuring the financing, managing the asset, and executing the business plan. Investors come in as Limited Partners (LPs), contributing capital in exchange for passive income, tax benefits, and a share of the profits at sale or refinance.

Most of our offerings are limited to accredited investors under SEC rules. That means either (a) $200,000 in annual income ($300,000 with a spouse), or (b) a net worth over $1 million, not including your primary residence. Here's the official SEC definition.

The standard minimum is $200,000. In some cases—repeat investors, strategic relationships, or first-time participation—we may allow a lower entry point at our discretion. Each offering will specify the minimum in its materials.

Most of our investments target a hold period of 5 to 7 years, depending on the asset strategy and market conditions. Some deals may offer earlier exit options via refinance or sale, while others may be held longer to optimize value. Real estate syndications are designed as long-term investments and should not be viewed as liquid.

It depends on the deal and execution. Every offering includes detailed projections showing expected cash flow, preferred returns, and potential profits at exit. If the plan performs as intended, returns can be attractive. But there are no guarantees. We encourage investors to evaluate each deal individually.

Distributions are typically made quarterly, starting once the property is stabilized and generating income. Most deals include a preferred return—meaning investors are paid first, before the sponsor receives any share of the profits. All payment timelines and thresholds are clearly outlined in the offering documents.

We charge fees for sourcing and managing the investment: typically an acquisition fee at closing, an asset management fee during the hold period, and occasionally a refinance or disposition fee. These compensate us for the time, resources, and risk involved in operating the deal.

We also earn a share of the profits—only after investors receive their preferred return and original capital back. This structure, often called a waterfall, aligns our interests with yours.

You’ll receive a Schedule K-1 each year. Because of depreciation and other deductions, many real estate investments generate paper losses, even while paying cash distributions. This can help reduce taxable income from other passive sources. If investing through a retirement account or entity, consult your CPA to understand how it applies to your situation.

Yes. Many investors use self-directed IRAs or solo 401(k)s. These allow tax- advantaged investing in private deals like real estate. That said, retirement accounts may trigger UBIT or UDFI taxes if the deal uses debt, which most do. You’ll also need a qualified custodian. We can connect you with providers familiar with this process.

Look at the sponsor's track record and experience with similar assets. For the deal itself, review the market, the debt structure, the cash flow projections, and the overall business plan. We provide full financial models, comps, and documentation with every offering, and we’re available to walk you through them before you commit.

Real estate comes with risk. That includes tenant turnover, renovation delays, construction overruns, interest rate changes, and market downturns. Leverage amplifies both upside and downside. These investments are illiquid and should be approached with a long-term mindset. If you need daily access to your capital, or guaranteed returns, this isn’t the right fit.

Not typically. There’s no public market to sell your shares. You’re in until the property is sold, refinanced, or otherwise exited according to the plan. In rare cases, early exit options may be available—but they’re not something to rely on. Plan to stay invested for the full term.

If a deal isn’t performing, we actively manage the situation—adjusting strategy, extending the hold, cutting costs, or refinancing if needed. We prioritize protecting investor capital and will communicate openly about challenges and course corrections. Our role is to solve problems, not hide them.