The Laager Group

1. What is real estate syndication—and how does it work?

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.

2. Who can invest? Do I need to be accredited?

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.

3. What is the minimum investment?

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.

4. What's the typical hold period?

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.

5. How much can I make?

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.