Sell Your Property
Complete the sale of your property and direct the proceeds to a qualified intermediary.
45 days to identify. 180 days to close.
DST offerings for accredited investors.
Complete the sale of your property and direct the proceeds to a qualified intermediary.
The qualified intermediary holds the exchange funds while you find your replacement property.
Identify your replacement property within 45 days, then acquire it within 180 days.
1031 deadlines start the day your sale closes.
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A 1031 DST provides investors with a fractional ownership interest in institutional-quality commercial real estate.
These are potential benefits, not assurances.
See our risk disclosures.
Section 1031 has been part of the tax code since 1921, over 100 years. The DST structure dates from IRS Revenue Ruling 2004-86 in 2004. How a 1031 exchange works
That is an involuntary conversion under Section 1033, not a 1031. It has its own rules and a longer replacement window. How a 1033 exchange works
Both defer capital gains tax, but an Opportunity Zone fund is not like-kind property, and you can reinvest the gain rather than the entire sale proceeds. How an Opportunity Zone compares
A cost segregation study reclassifies parts of a property into shorter depreciation lives, moving deductions forward. It can be used alongside an exchange. What cost segregation does
DST offerings are private placements sold only to accredited investors under Rule 501 of Regulation D. Eligibility rests on income, net worth, or holding certain securities licenses. Register to view properties
Most of these terms have a precise meaning in the tax code. We keep a plain-English list of the ones that come up. 1031 exchange glossary
We keep answers to the thirty questions we hear most, covering the rules, the timing and how DSTs are structured. Browse all FAQs
DST interests are illiquid, with no public market and a hold measured in years. Performance depends on the sponsor, the property and market conditions. Risk Disclosures
NexTrend Securities is not a tax advisor and does not provide tax or legal advice. Discuss your own situation with your tax professional.
Our objective is to help real estate investors with their 1031 DST exchanges.