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Real Estate Investing Resources
Delaware Statutory Trust vs. Direct Rental Ownership: Key Differences for ...
A Delaware Statutory Trust and direct rental ownership can both provide exposure to income-producing real estate, but they serve different investor needs. A DST is generally a passive, fractional ownership structure often used in 1031 ...
Can You Use a DST to Diversify a 1031 Exchange Into Multiple Properties?
Yes. A Delaware Statutory Trust can let you diversify a 1031 exchange across multiple properties by dividing your exchange proceeds among more than one DST offering. That can help reduce concentration in a single asset, location, or ...
What Happens When a Delaware Statutory Trust Property Is Sold?
When a Delaware Statutory Trust property is sold, the trust typically distributes each investor’s share of the net sale proceeds based on their ownership interest. At that point, investors generally have two main paths: take the cash ...
How Long Do Delaware Statutory Trust Investments Typically Last?
Delaware Statutory Trust investments typically last about five to seven years, although some may run as short as three years or as long as 10 to 12 years. In practice, investors should expect a longer-term, relatively illiquid holding ...
