What Is A DST 1031 Exchange?
by Amelia Jones 1031 property expert,Tax Consultant There's a lot of hype around 1031 Exchange Delaware Statutory Trust, or DST. What does it exactly mean? Well, in a nutshell, it is an entity that is used to delay capital gains tax from the sale of rental property into a portfolio of real estate. A 1031 Exchange Delaware Statutory Trust is quite similar to a TIC or tenant in common as you can invest a fractional interest in real estate. Unlike a TIC, a DST 1031 property can qualify as a "like-kind" exchange replacement property in return for a 1031 exchange. This qualification as "like-kind" property is in accordance with the Internal Revenue Code Section 2004-86. You can use a DST 1031 Exchange entity to hold title to a wide array of properties. You must note that a typical 1031 exchange DST property is a triple net (NNN) leased retail or a multifamily apartment building or office property. A triple net leased property is a kind of property in which the tenant takes responsibility for paying property taxes, maintenance costs, and insurance.What Are Some 1031 Exchange DST Properties?
What Is A 1031 Exchange DST In Terms Of Financing?
What Do The Investors Get?
DST
1031 exchange investments guarantee
100% of the pro-rata portion of a potential net appreciation of the real estate
over investment timeline. This is an aspect that distinguishes DST 1031
properties from the tenant in common projects. In a tenant in common, the
sponsor of the offering is usually entitled to a portion of the potential
rental income and potential appreciation of the property.
Individual DST 1031 exchange investments may vary and can be
quite complex. It is advisable to seek guidance from 1031 experts in a specific
situation. If you are searching for a DST 1031 Exchange, call 1031 the property at 1-800-395-0046 or drop an email: info@1031property.com
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