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A Delaware Statutory Trust is a legally recognized trust that holds title to income-producing real estate. For investors, DSTs offer the opportunity to own fractional interests in institutional-grade properties. They qualify as “like-kind” replacement properties for 1031 exchanges and provide passive ownership without management responsibilities.
When selling investment property, the IRS allows you to defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting proceeds into “like-kind” replacement property through a 1031 exchange. DSTs qualify as replacement properties, allowing you to defer taxes while transitioning from active to passive ownership. Our advisors help you navigate timing requirements and identify suitable DST investments.
Qualified investors may access select offerings with lower minimums. Contact us to learn more.
Our platform offers access to diverse property types including multifamily apartments, retail centers, medical facilities, industrial properties, self-storage facilities, and net-leased properties with creditworthy tenants like CVS and Walgreens.
DST investments can provide monthly income potential, professional property management, elimination of landlord duties, access to institutional-quality assets, geographic diversification, and significant tax advantages including depreciation benefits and 1031 exchange eligibility.
Like all investments, DSTs carry risks including illiquidity (typically 5-10 year holding periods), dependence on sponsor/property manager performance, market and economic risks, and potential tax law changes. Our advisors help you understand these risks and determine if DSTs align with your investment objectives.
A 1031 replacement property is the asset an investor purchases after selling a previous investment property. This exchange—under IRS Section 1031—allows you to defer capital gains tax by reinvesting proceeds into a “like-kind” property within a specific timeframe.
A 1031 replacement property is the asset an investor purchases after selling a previous investment property. This exchange—under IRS Section 1031—allows you to defer capital gains tax by reinvesting proceeds into a “like-kind” property within a specific timeframe.
A 1031 replacement property is the asset an investor purchases after selling a previous investment property. This exchange—under IRS Section 1031—allows you to defer capital gains tax by reinvesting proceeds into a “like-kind” property within a specific timeframe.
