DST Eligibility: IRS Revenue Ruling 2004-86 Explained
Before 2004, the IRS hadn't explicitly blessed Delaware Statutory Trusts as 1031 replacement property.
What a Delaware Statutory Trust is, what it costs, how to judge the sponsor behind it, and how these investments end.
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Before 2004, the IRS hadn't explicitly blessed Delaware Statutory Trusts as 1031 replacement property.
The offering documents set the terms of a DST investment. This checklist covers what to read and what to ask before you commit.
DSTs must follow strict operational rules to maintain 1031 eligibility.
In a 1031 exchange, you must replace both equity and debt to avoid mortgage boot.
In their SEC Form D filings, DST offerings state a median sales commission of 7% of the offering amount, before any acquisition, management or disposition fee.
What 'fully subscribed' and 'full-cycle' actually mean on a Top1031 Trust profile, why Historical Trusts show no map, and where these statuses come from.
Most DST investors hold their interests to "full cycle," meaning the property is sold and proceeds are distributed. But that's just one exit path.
A 721 exchange (UPREIT) contributes a DST's real estate to a REIT's operating partnership for OP units. Tax stays deferred, but the 1031 chain ends.
How Top1031 traces every fact — filing data, sponsor disclosures, and documented absences — back to a citable source, and why sponsor-stated performance figures…
179 active 1031 DST offerings in one table, built from SEC filings and public records.