Brandon and Josh return again for the second episode of the DST MegaCast Series. In this podcast episode, Brandon and Josh discuss the advantages of Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs).
They kickstarted the episode by discussing the eligibility of DSTs for 1031 exchanges. Josh highlights the diversification aspect of DSTs and their ability to accommodate small minimum investments. Brandon introduces the concept of non-recourse debt. They also discuss the significance of solid sponsor relationships and how to utilize an experienced sponsor. They focus on the ongoing tax benefits of DSTs, including continuity of tax treatment similar to owning real estate outright.
DSTs combined with 1031 exchanges offer a powerful approach to real estate investing. By utilizing DSTs, investors can simplify their investment strategy and gain access to institutional-grade properties without the hassle of active management. With DSTs, you can diversify your portfolio across different properties and locations, benefiting from professional asset management. This approach allows for streamlined investing, fractional ownership, and the deferral of tax liabilities.
In our next episode, we will cover disadvantages and limitations of DSTs.
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