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Bradenton Multifamily DST Reached Full Cycle With the June 2017 Sale of Its Lakewood Ranch Apartments

The disposition was a property sale rather than a 721 roll into a REIT, and the hold ran under five years from the Trust's first Form D.

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Inland Private Capital's published residential full-cycle track record lists Bradenton Multifamily DST among its completed programs, dating the sale of Lost Creek Resorts at Lakewood Ranch Apartments in Bradenton, Florida to June 12, 2017. The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) filed its first Form D on November 2, 2012.

Measured from that filing to the disposition date, the hold ran 4.6 years. Top1031's record carries a second measure of the same hold, 4.67 years. The two differ, and this report relies on the 4.6-year figure because both of its endpoints are documented; the record does not state what the 4.67-year figure measures.

The offering as the Form D described it:

Item

As filed

Trust

Bradenton Multifamily DST

Sponsor

Inland Private Capital

First Form D

November 2, 2012

Offering amount

$22,450,085

Minimum investment

$25,000

Exemption

506(b)

Industry group as filed

Other Real Estate

Source: Form D, filed November 2, 2012.

What Inland Private Capital (IPC) reports on the disposition:

Item

Reported

Gross sale price

$50.5 million, as reported by the sponsor (residential full-cycle track record)

Total return

152.49%, as reported by the sponsor (residential full-cycle track record)

Average annualized return

11.26%, as reported by the sponsor (residential full-cycle track record)

All three figures rest on a sponsor announcement basis and carry medium confidence in Top1031's record. No filed document corroborates them: the Form D carries no performance figures of any kind, and the offering's original distribution terms were set out in the private placement memorandum, which is not a public filing. The record also carries nothing further about the transaction itself. There is no net proceeds figure for investors, no mortgage balance outstanding at the sale, no buyer, and no separation of operating distributions from sale proceeds.

This is the sixth full-cycle disposition on the record for IPC, after five prior. That count tracks dispositions Top1031 has on the record, not the sponsor's full program history.