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Financial independence – this concept is one that so many people strive for throughout their work and investing careers. Everyone dreams of the day when they will be independent and no longer need to work to live. Some people, of course, may continue to work, but there is a significant psychological difference between working for…

Retirement is a near-universal desire, yet it’s arguably one of the most complex goals for most people to achieve financially. Many Americans are falling short of their retirement goals, with a median average savings level of $107,000 between 55 and 64. At the same time, people are living longer. Thankfully, life expectancy in this nation increases…

When looking at prospective real estate investments, you’ll likely see numerous terms that you may not be familiar with – especially if you are new to this type of investing. Just as those investing in stocks have unique phrases like “P/E ratio” and “dividend ex dates,” real estate investors have a set of terms and…

Disrupt Equity Brings 6 Assets Full Cycle in 2021 with the Closing of Alamo Oaks, a 282-Unit Apartment Community in San Antonio Disrupt Equity, a multifamily real estate investment firm headquartered in Houston, announces the sale of their 6th multifamily asset of 2021- Alamo Oaks Apartments. Alamo Oaks is a 282 unit multifamily property in…

Real estate syndications can be a great path to investing in real estate. Part of the reason they are such good investment opportunities is that real estate syndication returns can be pretty significant. If you want to invest in a syndication, here’s the level of investment return you could, hypothetically, receive! Real Estate Syndication Returns: A Quick…

Disrupt Equity, a real estate syndication company and growing leader in the investment of high-quality rental housing, has announced the closing of Cheval Apartments, a 387 unit $70M class A multifamily asset in Houston, TX. Disrupt Equity has rebranded the property to The Heights on Katy Apartments upon closing.  The multifamily property was acquired from Baron Properties.…

Every once in a while, the concept of real estate depreciation will come up in news headlines. Thanks to the mathematics behind real estate taxation, there will be some story about a person or company that did not have to pay taxes in specific years. Even if the article itself doesn’t specify what’s happening, more often than…

There are multiple ways to invest in multifamily real estate. Some investors prefer long-term strategies like buying a property and holding on to it for a very long time, enjoying (hopefully) solid cash flow and capital appreciation during the process. Others like to buy a property, put renovations into it, and flip it as fast…

Cap Rate in Real Estate Explained If you’re looking at investing in a real estate syndication, you have likely come across the term cap rate real estate. The cap rate (short for capitalization rate) is the return on investment, assuming you purchased the property in cash. This metric is valuable for investors because it shows them…

People who are thinking of investing in real estate consider a few different paths, typically. They may consider buying a single-family home, renovating it a little bit, and renting it out.  Then, they’ll likely eye expanding their portfolio to include more properties and slowly build wealth that way – through capital appreciation and rental income.…