Lifecycle of a DST
RealtyMogul Vice President Stephen Haskell walks you through the lifecycle of a DST including the different players, the property acquisition and syndication process and the steps involved in making a DST investment.
Interested in learning more? Please contact our team of 1031 specialists.
Interested in learning more? Please contact our team of 1031 specialists.
What Happens Before
You Invest in a DST?
You Invest in a DST?
What Happens Before
You Invest in a DST?
You Invest in a DST?
What happens and who is involved in the development and marketing of a DST.
What to Expect During
Your DST Investment
Your DST Investment
What to Expect During
Your DST Investment
Your DST Investment
This is a step by step walk through of the DST investment process with RealtyMogul.
What Happens After
You Invest in a DST?
You Invest in a DST?
What Happens After
You Invest in a DST?
You Invest in a DST?
What to expect after you invest. What is the reporting and documentation like after you invest. What happens when the DST is sold.
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1031 Exchange
Question to Ask
If DSTs Are Right For You
If DSTs Are Right For You
Navigating the array of opportunities available to 1031 investors can be overwhelming. Determining the most suitable investment option requires careful consideration and thorough evaluation. Among these options, the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) has emerged as a favored choice for many investors who meet specific criteria.
1031 Exchange
Why a DST May Be a Good
Backup Option for a 1031 Exchange
Backup Option for a 1031 Exchange
In a 1031 exchange, ensuring a successful transaction is crucial to avoid significant tax liabilities. If an exchange fails, the investor may face up to 30%-40% in state and federal taxes, along with depreciation recapture and other taxes. To mitigate this risk, savvy investors often identify multiple properties as potential replacements. The IRS provides guidelines to help investors structure their identification process effectively.
1031 Exchange
Why You Should Think Twice
Before Investing in a DST
Before Investing in a DST
Investing in a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) has gained popularity among real estate investors, especially those looking to defer capital gains taxes through a passive 1031 exchange investment. However, despite its allure, there are several reasons why one should exercise caution before committing to this type of investment. A quality 1031 advisor should educate investors on the reasons why one should think twice before investing in a DST, not just the potential benefits.
1031 Exchange
Understanding DSTs, TICs
and U.S. Code § 1031
and U.S. Code § 1031
We explore 1031 Exchange vehicles such as Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) and Tenancy-In-Common (TICs), discuss important considerations for DSTs, and the tax benefits that 1031 exchanges can have for commercial real estate investors.
1031 Exchange
How 1031 Investors Could Benefit From Opportunity Zone Investments
Opportunity Zone investments could serve as a viable alternative for 1031 investors seeking to defer paying capital gains taxes.
1031 Exchange
What Is a 1031 Exchange and Why Is It Important?
If an individual exchanges one investment property for another via a 1031 exchange, they may be able to defer capital gains or losses that they would otherwise have to pay at the time of sale.
DISCLOSURE
1031 EXCHANGE RISK: Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 (“Section 1031”) contains complex tax concepts, and certain tax consequences may vary depending on the individual circumstances of each investor. Section 1031 rules that must be carefully followed to qualify for a 1031 exchange. We strongly encourage you to seek guidance from both a qualified intermediary (QI) and a tax professional to navigate his process and ensure compliance with relevant regulations. Please note that RealtyMogul does not provide tax advice.
As part of its 1031 Exchange Concierge services, RM Securities, LLC will provide issuer-prepared materials concerning certain prospective 1031 Exchange products that have not yet been approved by RM Securities, LLC. Any such prospective 1031 Exchange products, and any investment in such products, must be approved by RM Securities, LLC prior to executing any transaction therein. Additionally, any issuer-prepared materials, including issuer offering documents are prepared by the issuer or sponsor of the 1031 Exchange opportunity, and not by RM Securities, LLC. RM Securities, LLC and its associated persons did not assist in preparing, do not explicitly or implicitly adopt or endorse, and are not otherwise responsible for such issuer-prepared materials or any content therein.
As part of its 1031 Exchange Concierge services, RM Securities, LLC will provide issuer-prepared materials concerning certain prospective 1031 Exchange products that have not yet been approved by RM Securities, LLC. Any such prospective 1031 Exchange products, and any investment in such products, must be approved by RM Securities, LLC prior to executing any transaction therein. Additionally, any issuer-prepared materials, including issuer offering documents are prepared by the issuer or sponsor of the 1031 Exchange opportunity, and not by RM Securities, LLC. RM Securities, LLC and its associated persons did not assist in preparing, do not explicitly or implicitly adopt or endorse, and are not otherwise responsible for such issuer-prepared materials or any content therein.