Disrupt Equity
Year Founded
2017
AUM
$800M
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Disrupt Equity is a Houston-based, vertically integrated commercial real estate investment firm founded by Ben Suttles and Feras Moussa. The company specializes in multifamily acquisitions and value-add strategies, focusing on creating safe, quality housing while delivering strong, risk-adjusted returns for investors.
Since its inception, Disrupt Equity has acquired over $800 million in assets and 5,000+ units, achieving an average annualized return exceeding 35% for investors. The firm operates through a fully integrated platform that includes investment management, property management, construction management, multifamily insurance, and financing services, giving investors complete transparency and control throughout each project’s lifecycle.
Disrupt Equity’s investment approach emphasizes strategic property selection, operational efficiency, and community improvement. Investors benefit from monthly updates, regular passive income distributions, and detailed performance reporting. This hands-on management model ensures alignment of interests between the firm and its investors while maximizing property value.
Recognized as one of Inc. 5000’s fastest-growing companies and honored by GlobeSt and Ernst & Young for leadership and innovation, Disrupt Equity continues to lead the multifamily investment space with a commitment to entrepreneurship, excellence, and long-term partnership success.
Markets
Texas
Asset Classes
Construction
Multifamily
Accepted Investors
Accredited
Disrupt Equity Reviews
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Deal went bad
My first (and subsequently only) multifamily investment as an LP was in a Class A deal that had both Disrupt Equity and ODC on it. I felt like it was a good investment, given the property is in my hometown and it also had the backing of Brandon Turner, the voice of Bigger Pockets. However, rising cap rates and an inability to refinance did us in. I'm gonna lose 100% of my Class B investment in the deal. ODC and Disrupt did try several things to save this deal, including a capital call, but I wasn't about to throw good money after bad. Moreover, it's frustrating to have had distributions stopped so early and to see your sponsor continue to raise for other deals. On top of that, Disrupt helped put on an M&A conference last year, which didn't sit well with me at all. You're losing investors' money while promoting new business ventures away from multifamily? I didn't appreciate that.