Real estate investors looking to defer capital gains taxes have an alternative option through a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). While traditional 1031 exchanges are common, a DST allows investors to defer gains while bypassing property management responsibilities. As a passive investment managed by professional real estate firms, a DST can provide steady performance insights and eliminate personal debt liability through non-recourse debt options.
For more details on how DSTs work in a 1031 exchange, read the full article by Michael Packman in the New York Real Estate Journal.
Key Benefits of a DST for 1031 Exchanges:
Hands-Off Property Management: Ideal for investors ready to reduce management burdens.
Tax-Deferred Partial Exchange: Invest partial proceeds in a DST to defer gains on sales.
Flexible Property Classes: Includes multifamily, office, retail, and industrial properties.
With substantial growth in DST investments, this structure appeals to those seeking diversified and hands-off real estate options. However, it’s essential to consult experienced advisors to ensure a DST aligns with your investment goals.
02/15/2021