A Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) is a legal entity with a co-ownership system. While the DST buys properties, investors or beneficiaries can contribute funding to receive a share of the trust. This system allows investors to take fractional interest on …
Edward Fernandez, president and CEO of 1031 Crowdfunding, contributes an article to Wealth Solutions Report about what financial advisors need to know about DSTs. Fernandez explains when investors increasingly seek opportunities outside the traditional stock market, the real estate industry offers …
Earlier, you read about the necessity of adhering to the debt replacement principle when completing a 1031 exchange. You may have had one important question running through your mind: “Can I obtain debt to meet my 1031 exchange requirements…
Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) provide a unique investment opportunity. As a form of fractional ownership, DSTs allow investors to expand their reach to larger properties with a quick and simple process. These trusts provide a chance for real estate investors to…
Edward Fernandez, founder and CEO of 1031 Crowdfunding, contributes an article to the California Business Journal on why Californians should consider DSTs as an investment in order to alleviate the tax burden. Fernadez explains that DSTs would be especially beneficial …
Last week we listed 5 reasons why we keep talking about Delaware Statutory Trusts. Here are 5 additional reasons we believe DSTs have become so popular among 1031 exchange investors: 6. No stress over exchange deadlines. Because an investment…
