The timeline has the same 180 rollover as the 1031 exchange, but you’re only required to roll over the capital gain, which means you’re free to do what you want with the money you invested.
5. Use a Delaware Statutory Trust 1031 Exchange
Here is a quote from Sera Capital's website: "Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) are a securitized unitized real estate investment available to accredited investors only via private placement that own a property or properties that can be used in a 1031 exchange. Translation – it’s a way to defer taxes on the sale of highly appreciated commercial or investment real estate. They’re really for investors who are looking to unwind their real estate holdings and responsibilities without paying a big tax bill." If you’re still looking to grow your real estate via leverage and looking for double-digit rate of return investments, please keep doing what you’re doing and we’ll be here in 20 years, waiting patiently for your real estate DST investment. There are a few sites out there that talk about the 1031 exchange and in specific about DSTs or what some call the Delaware exchange. Please familiarize yourself with them and when it comes time to purchase, purchase from someone who’s a Registered Investment Advisor and investment fiduciary, like Sera Capital – who will waive 100% of all commissions and never steer you towards investments that could compromise your retirement. In summary, a Delaware Statutory Trust is for someone that no longer wants to deal with owning real property. They are done with the headaches of being a landlord and want to convert their
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