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5 Reasons Why You Should Invest In DSTs

Are you considering a 1031 exchange? If you are a savvy real estate investor and thinking of selling your investment property, chances are 1031 exchange must have crossed your mind. Factually speaking, this 100-year tool involves selling your relinquished property and investing the entire proceeds in a like-kind investment property to defer the taxes on …

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Identification of Replacement Property

There are particular requirements for acquiring and identifying potential like-kind replacement properties in your 1031 exchange transaction. Replacement properties that you are considering to purchase in your 1031 exchange should be identified to your accommodator or Qualified Intermediary and must be identified not later than midnight of the 45th calendar day following the closing of …

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DST Replacement Options For 1031 Investors

A Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) is a real estate trust formed solely for business purposes. DSTs are private governing trusts responsible for buying, managing, administering, and selling real estate properties. DST shares can be purchased as 1031 replacement properties. DSTs have large structures, and a single DST can possess a hundred or more investors. You …

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Do you have a backup plan for your 1031 Exchange

“Mark wanted to increase his investment potential. He decided to sell his 2-bedroom condo, which he had been renting to tenants and acquire a property with less management hassle using a 1031 exchange. Adhering to 1031 exchange guidelines, he appointed a qualified intermediary (“QI”) to administer the exchange process.” The condo sold for the expected …

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Not Getting A Replacement Property? A TIC or DST Investment Can Help!

A 1031 exchange process requires you to identify a replacement property within 45 days after the sale of your investment property. You must locate a like-kind property and send written identification of the property to the IRS within 45 days. If you have a 1031 properties list in hand, things can get simple and easy …

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What Should You Do If You Come Across Boot In Your 1031 Exchange?

In layman’s language, ‘Boot’ is defined as anything given in addition to. When it comes to 1031 exchanges, Boot is the cash or money saved at the end of the exchange. For example, say you sold your investment property for $500K. Now, to qualify for a 1031 exchange, you must reinvest $500K into another like-kind …

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Get Better Returns With A DST Investment

Think of DSTs as TIC investments. What do you know about TICs? A TIC or Tenancy-In-Common arrangement lets multiple investors own, operate, and share investment properties. Most commercial complexes are owned under TIC ownership. Under a TIC arrangement, investors have an ‘undivided fractional interest’ in the property, which empowers them to dispose of the property …

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What Assets Qualify As 1031 Replacement Properties?

Section 1031 of IRC, widely known as 1031 exchange, lets investors defer up to 100% capital gains tax on swapping an income-producing asset with a like-kind property. Tax-deferred exchanges provide a unique opportunity to diversify your investment portfolio and defer taxes on real estate sales. What is a 1031 Land Exchange? Any property maintained for …

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TIC Investment And Property Identification In 1031 Exchanges

Under Tenancy-in-common or TIC arrangement, you are allowed to co-own an investment property with one or more investors. A TIC investment is a great tool for small or medium-sized investors looking to purchase large investment properties without investing huge capital. A TIC structure usually has up to 35 investors. Investors often mistake a TIC investment …

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