Evaluate Delaware Statutory Trust opportunities for your 1031 exchange.
Project potential income and returns from DST investments. Compare scenarios and understand the unique characteristics of passive DST ownership.
Most DST opportunities require a minimum investment of $100,000. Some premium offerings may have higher minimums of $250,000 or more. This ensures the sponsor can acquire institutional-quality properties.
DST investments are securities limited to accredited investors. To qualify, you must have either: (1) Net worth exceeding $1 million (excluding your primary residence), OR (2) Individual income exceeding $200,000 ($300,000 joint) in each of the past two years with expectation of the same in the current year.
DST investments are generally illiquid. You typically cannot sell your beneficial interest until the underlying property is sold or refinanced by the sponsor, which may take 5-10 years or longer. Secondary market options are extremely limited. Only invest funds you can commit for the long term.
As a DST beneficial interest owner, you have zero management responsibilities or decision-making authority. All property operations, tenant relations, capital improvements, and disposition decisions are handled exclusively by the sponsor. This is true passive real estate ownership.
Get matched with a 1031 exchange specialist to review available DST offerings and determine if passive DST ownership aligns with your goals.