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Kay Properties and Investments works with many different kinds of Real Estate Investors, and they all have given substantial time and effort to building up their Real Estate portfolios. One great example of this was a recent Client who was looking to stop managing and start retiring.
Alex Madden, Vice President with Kay Properties and Investments explained “Our Client had spent most of his life building up a substantial Real Estate portfolio largely consisting of small apartment buildings and single-family homes with over 250 doors. When he and his wife wanted to start moving into retirement, he wasn’t quite sure how to begin. He reached out to Kay Properties and Investments to determine what some of his options were.”
Senior Vice President Betty Friant went on the say “After many discussions regarding the 1031 exchange, pros and cons of the DST, and strengths and weaknesses of particular asset classes and the risks of investing, our Client began to feel more comfortable with using DSTs as a solution for his substantial Real Estate portfolio. Kay Properties was able to walk with him through the sale of his first investment property into DSTs and he is looking forward to exchanging his 250 doors into more passive investments like DSTs in the years to come.”
Are Delaware Statutory Trusts Safe?
One of the many considerations for investors regarding DST 1031 exchanges is whether they’re safe. As a top-rated DST investment firm, Kay Properties and Investments always presents its clients with complete information on Delaware Statutory Trust pros and cons. Here are some for your quick reference:
Delaware Statutory Trust Pros and Cons
DST offers great diversification* opportunities to investors. Since the required minimum investment in a DST is relatively low, even with a comparatively small sum of $300,000, for example, one can invest in multiple DSTs. Another significant benefit for investors is that it eliminates the day-to-day hassles of property management and tenant issues since DSTs are passive investments. For some, this may appear as a con since investors lose control over their operations. Another disadvantage is that DSTs are not liquid – this apparent detriment can be easily addressed by retaining a part of the capital received from selling you real estate.
Want to Convert your Real Estate Empire into a Diverse Portfolio of DSTs?
Kay Properties and Investments can help convert your real estate into DST 1031 exchange property alternatives and investment vehicles along with passive high-quality real estate and also help you defer your taxes. However before you invest, we’ll make sure you understand all the Delaware Statutory Trusts pros and cons along with other relevant information about the DST offerings and sponsors.
To get started or to learn more about the DST pros and cons, get in touch with our office at 1-(855) 899-4597 or info@kpi1031.com.
*Diversification does not guarantee profits or protect against losses.