The people who run Veritas.
Veritas is principal-led. You will work with the people who buy the buildings, oversee the operations, and talk with our partners.
Alex Burch
Managing Partner
Alex leads acquisitions, capital structure, and investor relations. He has been investing in Washington multifamily since 2010, starting with an eight-unit building purchased with his own money, then growing through 1031 exchanges and refinances with no outside capital until 2024.
alex@veritasequitypartners.com ยท 425-231-9008
Lauren Rogers
Co-Founder and Principal
Lauren leads asset management, operations, and investor marketing. She spent more than ten years in enterprise technology sales at AWS, Tableau, and Gong before moving full time into multifamily. She holds an MBA from Seattle Pacific University.
lauren@veritasequitypartners.com
Mark Burch
Internal Operations Lead
Mark leads internal operations, including vendor relationships. He spent 25 years as Director of Procurement at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, then Pfizer.
Amy Rogers
Asset Management
Amy brings deep asset management experience to the Veritas portfolio. A Bellevue-based entrepreneur and investor with multiple successful exits in the technology sector, she has led strategy and execution across private equity deals and real estate investments throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Partners we rely on, without adding a large in-house staff
Day-to-day leasing and maintenance are handled by a regional third-party property manager with a large I-5 corridor footprint. Insurance is placed through a dedicated multifamily brokerage, with coverage bound at acquisition.
The best way to get to know us is a conversation. Book a Discovery Call and you will speak with the team that does the work.
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.

