Real Estate & multi-asset investing
Invest in the Midwest
Passive, cash-flowing apartment and energy investments, sourced and operated by a Kansas City team.
Passive, cash-flowing apartment and energy investments, sourced and operated by a Kansas City team.

Midwest apartment markets tend to avoid the sharp peaks and valleys of coastal gateway cities, with lower purchase prices and steady renter demand. That's why investors of all sizes are adding Midwest multifamily to their portfolios.
We live and operate here. That gives us local deal flow, contractor relationships and on-the-ground oversight that out-of-state buyers don't have.
KC Capital Group's goal is to build long-term, generational wealth for our investment partners through passive, cash-flowing investments. Together, our partners have raised more than $10 million across multifamily and oil and gas projects.
We offer opportunities in commercial multifamily apartments and oil and gas production, giving invest
KC Capital Group's goal is to build long-term, generational wealth for our investment partners through passive, cash-flowing investments. Together, our partners have raised more than $10 million across multifamily and oil and gas projects.
We offer opportunities in commercial multifamily apartments and oil and gas production, giving investors a way to diversify beyond the stock market. We focus on assets with the potential to hedge inflation and provide tax advantages.
We handle everything from acquisition and business plan execution to day-to-day asset management, and we keep you informed from start to finish.
Real estate has long been one of the most proven paths to generational wealth. A syndication lets you own a share of a large apartment community without the work of managing it.
Real estate has long been one of the most proven paths to generational wealth. A syndication lets you own a share of a large apartment community without the work of managing it.

We underwrite every deal with conservative assumptions.
Each one is stress-tested against higher rates, slower rent growth and higher vacancy before we commit capital.

We acquire properties in submarkets that meet strict job-growth and demographic criteria.
Our Kansas City experience and vendor network help us execute the business plan efficiently.

Protecting investor capital guides every decision.
We renovate units and improve operations to grow net operating income (NOI), which increases the property's value.

Every deal is planned with more than one exit.
Depending on the market, that may be a sale or a refinance that returns capital to investors while we continue to hold the property.

Most of our projects are value-add: we buy underperforming or dated properties, renovate them and improve operations to increase income and value.

Why Kansas City?
Kansas City sits on the Kansas-Missouri state line and is known for affordable housing, a diverse employment base and a lower cost of living than coastal metros. Those fundamentals support steady renter demand and attractive entry prices for apartment investors.

We evaluate every deal on internal rate of return (IRR), cash-on-cash return, average annual return and equity multiple.
Our goal is to return capital efficiently so investors can move into the next opportunity.
An apartment community has many tenants, so losing any one has far less impact than in a single-family rental.
Leases renew throughout the year, so rents can adjust as costs rise. That helps apartments keep pace with inflation.
Value-add improvements can increase a property's income and value, rather than relying only on market appreciation.
Own part of a large apartment community without managing tenants, contractors or lenders. Our team runs operations while you receive updates and distributions.
Depreciation, often accelerated through cost segregation, may offset taxable income. Consult your CPA about your situation.
You don't need to be a real estate expert. Our general partners bring acquisition, construction and asset management experience to every deal.

John has 17+ years of experience as a multifamily investor and operator, with a focus on value-add opportunities. He specializes in building and streamlining asset management and construction operations. John has a background in investment real estate sales and was named a Top Performer at Worth Clark Realty - Kansas City. Currently, his team operates over 300 units in the Kansas City area. He holds a B.S. in Management Information Systems from Iowa State University.

Vivek focuses on investor relationships and finance, with real estate as his core business. He has built a personal portfolio of rental properties in Kansas City and has invested and partnered in more than 1,000 multifamily units across Kansas City, Phoenix, Dallas, Austin and Houston. He holds a master's degree in Electrical Engineering from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.

Kuntay is a multifamily investor in the Kansas City area with more than 20 years in construction and engineering. He has worked on complex heavy industrial and infrastructure projects, from roads and bridges to power plants, manufacturing facilities and water treatment plants. He applies that project management experience to real estate and has built a portfolio of income-producing properties.

David has invested in real estate for more than ten years, underwriting and acquiring properties in Manhattan, New Jersey and Philadelphia before shifting his focus to Kansas City. He has actively managed a multimillion-dollar portfolio and built systems to optimize its operations. His background in international nonprofit development shaped his focus on project scope and relationships. David leads marketing and investor relations for KC Capital Group, with an emphasis on transparency and consistent communication.

Dave leads asset management for KC Capital Group. He is a multifamily investor and Realtor in the Kansas City area with more than 30 years in facility and asset management, industrial maintenance and construction. A Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional and Master Electrician, he built teams and wrote the maintenance and reliability systems for manufacturing operations, leaving corporate as a Maintenance Manager. He now applies those skills to multifamily and self-storage investments.
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Join our investor list. We send a monthly update on the market and new offerings.
Yes. Self-directed IRAs and Solo 401(k)s can typically be used. Coordinate with your custodian before funding, since processing times vary.
Each deal is held in its own entity, typically an LLC. Investors own a share in proportion to their investment, as set out in the operating agreement.
The General Partners (GPs) source the deal, arrange financing and run the business plan. Limited Partners (LPs) contribute capital and have no day-to-day responsibilities. As direct owners, LPs receive a K-1 and share in the property's tax benefits.
Monthly property updates, plus an annual summary.
Distributions typically begin about 12 months after acquisition, once the property is stabilized. Timing varies by deal and is not guaranteed.
$50,000. Most investors commit $100,000 to $250,000 or more. Minimums may vary by offering.
Yes. Your K-1 will be posted to your investor portal by the April 15 tax filing deadline.
Cost segregation is a study that accelerates depreciation. It reclassifies parts of a property, such as appliances, flooring and site improvements, into 5-, 7- or 15-year categories instead of 27.5 years. That front-loads deductions that may offset taxable income. Consult your CPA about how it applies to you.
A value-add deal buys an underperforming or outdated property and increases its value through renovations, better management and more efficient operations.
Real estate is a long-term, illiquid investment. Most business plans run three to five years, with capital typically returned at a sale or refinance. You may receive distributions and tax benefits during the hold. Hold periods vary and are not guaranteed.
You'll complete the offering documents through our investor portal, including the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) and subscription agreement. We'll walk you through each step.
Most of our offerings are open only to accredited investors. Some offerings may be available to sophisticated non-accredited investors with whom we have a pre-existing relationship. Each offering's documents state who is eligible.
Forced appreciation is value created by increasing a property's net operating income (NOI) rather than waiting on the market. NOI is total revenue minus operating expenses.
Apartment buildings are valued largely on NOI, so raising income or cutting expenses directly increases value. Single-family homes, by contrast, are valued mainly on comparable sales.
Yes. After you invest, there is no management work on your part. We send monthly updates for the life of the investment.
A REIT is a company whose shares trade like a stock, so its price moves with the market and you don't receive direct depreciation benefits. In a syndication you own an interest in a specific property, receive a K-1 and share in its depreciation. The trade-off: a syndication is illiquid until the property is sold or refinanced.
In some cases. A 1031 exchange into a syndication needs a specific structure, such as a tenant-in-common interest, which adds cost and paperwork, so we typically require $500,000 or more. Exchanging out at exit may also be possible, depending on how many investors want to roll into the next property. Talk with your CPA or qualified intermediary.
In most cases, yes. Non-U.S. investors may face tax withholding and reporting requirements, so consult your tax advisor first.

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This website is for informational purposes only and is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security. Any offering will be made only through a private placement memorandum and related documents, and only to qualified investors where permitted by law. Private real estate and oil and gas investments are speculative and illiquid and involve risk, including loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult your own tax, legal and financial advisors.
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