“Anyone may arrange his affairs so that his taxes shall be as low as possible; he is not bound to choose that pattern which best pays the treasury… for nobody owes any public duty to pay more than the law demands.”

Gregory v. Helvering (2d Cir. 1934)

Judge Learned Hand

Freedom from Property Management

  • The Challenge You Face

    After years of managing properties, you're tired of:

    Midnight maintenance calls

    Tenant screening and relations

    Property manager oversight

    Vacancy concerns

    Repair and maintenance decisions

  • The DST Solution

    Professional institutional property management teams handle:

    All tenant relations and leasing

    Comprehensive maintenance programs

    Financial reporting and accounting

    Strategic property improvements

    Market analysis and positioning

Potential for Increased Cash Flow

  • How DSTs May Increase Your Income:

    Professional management efficiency often reduces operational costs

    Institutional-quality properties typically command premium rents

    Economies of scale in maintenance and improvements

    Strategic property positioning in strong markets

  • Real-World Impact - Many investors transitioning to DSTs experience:

    More consistent monthly distributions

    Reduced unexpected expenses

    Professional financial reporting

    Diversified income sources

  • Risk Considerations:

    Distributions are not guaranteed

    Property performance affects income

    Market conditions impact returns

    No control over distribution or sale timing

Tax Advantages and Estate Planning

  • 1031 Exchange Benefits:

    Defer capital gains taxes when transitioning from owned properties

    Maintain real estate investment exposure

    Potential for multiple subsequent exchanges

  • Estate Planning Advantages:

    Simplified transfer to heirs

    Professional management continuity

    Potential step-up in basis benefits

    Reduced administrative burden

  • Important Tax Considerations:

    Complex rules require professional guidance

    Boot limitations in exchanges

    Ongoing tax implications

    State tax considerations vary