We receive calls daily from investors curious about Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) and 1031 exchanges. Today we'll talk about an essential requirement to complete a fully tax-deferred exchange.
Data from the CDC shows the average life expectancy for Americans now stands at 77 years old, following a steady rise in recent decades. Increased longevity is leading Americans to think more about their living arrangements as they age. As a result, the need for senior housing facilities is rising, presenting real estate investors with more opportunities to become owners of these facilities.
At 1031 Crowdfunding we are always seeking to answer some of the questions we get asked most frequently. Whether you are looking to begin investing in real estate or you are an experienced real estate investor looking for an alternative investment vehicle, you may be curious about the potential of Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs).
While a home may be the most generous gift you receive, inheriting a property can be an emotionally fraught process. You are likely inheriting the property after the death of a loved one, and setting foot inside the house may bring on feelings of sorrow and grief. On top of these emotions, you may also be dealing with stressful and confusing financial decisions. Determining what to do with inherited property impacts you and your family. To move forward, you should understand your options, assess the financial consequences of your decision and seek assistance from an expert who can help you navigate the legal and tax requirements associated with inheriting property.
