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San Antonio Multifamily DST Reached Full Cycle on a Property Sale Inland Private Capital Documents in Its Own Materials

No offering memorandum for this Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) sits in the public record, so the sponsor's full-cycle materials are the only source for the reported result.

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San Antonio Multifamily DST sold its property on January 31, 2019. Inland Private Capital's full-cycle materials carry both figures for the completed program: a disposition value of $46 million, as reported by the sponsor, and a total return of 88.43%, as reported by the sponsor, in its full-cycle residential activity summary and in the private placement memorandum for its Sun Belt Multifamily III program. The Sponsor defines total return as distributions during the investment plus sale proceeds returned to investors, divided by their invested capital. This article uses that definition and does not calculate a return from the property sale price.

Field

Record

Trust

San Antonio Multifamily DST

Sponsor

Inland Private Capital

SEC CIK

1608791

First Form D

June 12, 2014

Exemption

506(b)

Maximum offering amount

$26,303,970

Minimum investment

$25,000

Asset class as recorded

Other Real Estate

Exit type

Property sold

That is the extent of the result this article restates. The equity investors actually placed, the buyer, the property's name and unit count, and the distributions paid during the hold are outside the record Top1031 can source. So is the Trust's own memorandum, which would state the distribution terms an investor agreed to at subscription and against which the sponsor's reported figures could be read.

The outcome joins Inland Private Capital's cumulative full-cycle record. The file behind it is dated and narrow: a Form D and a sale.