Invest in Multifamily Real Estate for Long-Term Wealth
Generate consistent cash flow, build equity, and secure your financial future with high-performing multifamily investments.
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Why Multifamily? Why Now?
Smart investors know that real estate is one of the most powerful wealth-building assets—and multifamily properties stand above the rest. With consistent cash flow, scalable growth, and strong demand, multifamily real estate offers stability in any market cycle.
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MEET THE FOUNDER
Greg Mack
Greg is a seasoned real estate investor with over seven years of experience, specializing in multifamily investments and strategic portfolio growth. As the founder of LeRhea Holdings LLC, Greg has successfully navigated complex investment opportunities, leveraging a keen eye for market trends and value-add strategies. In addition to real estate, Greg has a strong background in web development, leading projects through LeRhea Media to create high-performing digital platforms. With a degree in Exercise Science, Greg brings a disciplined, results-driven approach to business, blending analytical thinking with a focus on execution and impact.
Why us?
Our team at LeRhea Holdings LLC specializes in identifying high-performing multifamily assets that deliver strong returns for investors. We handle the complexities of acquisition, management, and optimization—so you can enjoy true passive income and long-term growth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of investing in multifamily real estate?
Multifamily real estate offers several advantages, including consistent rental income, lower vacancy risks due to multiple tenants, economies of scale for property management, tax benefits such as depreciation, and long-term appreciation potential.
How do investors make money from multifamily investments?
Investors typically earn returns through rental income, property appreciation, and tax advantages. Additionally, value-add strategies—such as renovations, improved management, or operational efficiencies—can increase a property’s value and cash flow, leading to higher returns upon refinancing or sale.
What are the risks involved in multifamily real estate investing?
Some risks include market fluctuations, unexpected maintenance costs, tenant turnover, interest rate changes, and potential economic downturns that affect occupancy rates. However, strong due diligence, conservative underwriting, and strategic asset management can help mitigate these risks.
How long should I expect to hold a multifamily investment?
The typical holding period for multifamily investments ranges from 3 to 10 years, depending on the investment strategy. Some investors focus on shorter-term value-add plays (3-5 years), while others prefer longer-term holds (7-10 years or more) for stable cash flow and appreciation.
Can I invest in multifamily real estate using my Self-Directed IRA or 401(k)?
Yes, you can invest in multifamily real estate through a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA) or Solo 401(k). These retirement accounts allow you to invest in alternative assets, including real estate, while enjoying tax-deferred or tax-free growth, depending on the account type. However, it's important to follow IRS rules regarding prohibited transactions and unrelated business income tax (UBIT). Working with a qualified custodian or financial advisor can help ensure compliance.
What is the minimum investment required, and how do I get started?
The minimum investment varies by firm and project but often starts around $50,000 to $100,000 for passive investors in syndications or funds. To get started, investors typically review available opportunities, conduct due diligence, and invest through a structured entity such as a limited partnership (LP) or limited liability company (LLC).
