Invest in the housing Washington’s workforce already calls home.
Veritas offers accredited investors a way to invest, deal by deal, in workforce apartment communities we acquire and operate in Pierce and Snohomish Counties. The best first step is a conversation.
A fit for careful, long-term partners
This is for accredited investors who want to partner with a local owner-operator, not to trade in and out of a public fund. Some people invest personally. Others invest through a trust, an entity, a self-directed IRA, or a Solo 401(k). If you are not sure whether that describes you, book a call and we will help you think it through. We cannot give tax or legal advice, and any investment has to match the requirements of the specific offering.
Deal by deal, in the open
We do not run a single commingled fund as our standard path. Each community is typically held in its own entity. If you invest, you review the offering documents, complete onboarding in our investor portal, and fund the investment according to the instructions in those documents.
What you receive, and on what schedule, is set out in the offering documents for that deal. That includes reports, tax documents such as an annual K-1, and any distributions.
Current offerings
Offerings are shared deal by deal, and what is available changes. The details live in our investor portal and in the offering documents for that community. Book a Call, or log in to the deal room if you already have access, to see what is current.
From a first conversation to an investment
Book a Discovery Call. Choose a time on our scheduling page. This is a conversation about how we invest and whether it might be a fit.
Review materials. If there is a reason to go further, we will point you to the deal room and the offering documents.
Complete onboarding. Accredited-investor verification and subscription paperwork are handled through the investor portal.
Fund, then stay informed. You receive ongoing reports and an annual K-1, as described in the documents for that offering.
A fuller FAQ lives on our FAQ page. These are the questions we hear most often.
Who can invest?
Our offerings are intended for accredited investors, with verification completed during onboarding. If you have questions about your status, we can point you to public definitions and suggest you speak with your advisor.
How do I get started?
Book a Discovery Call, or, if you already have portal access, log in to the deal room. There is no obligation in a first conversation.
Do you invest only in Washington?
Yes. Our core buy box is workforce housing in Pierce and Snohomish Counties. We also hold some seasoned legacy assets in Eastern Washington.
Is this liquid?
No. These are private real estate investments and are illiquid by design. You should plan to hold for the period described in the offering documents.
How do I receive tax information?
Investors typically receive an annual K-1. We do not provide tax advice. Please review any K-1 with your own tax professional.
Can I invest through a self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k)?
Often yes, when the custodian can work with a private placement. We have worked with more than one custodian. The right structure depends on your account and your advisor’s guidance.
Where do I find the legal terms of a deal?
In the private placement memorandum and the other offering documents for that community. Those documents control if anything on this website is more general.
If you would rather schedule while this is in front of you, go to the booking page and pick a time. You can also call us.
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This website is for informational purposes only. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, securities. Any offering is made only through official offering documents, and only to investors who meet the requirements of that offering. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing in real estate involves risk, including the possible loss of capital.