Full cycle

A grant deed records the transfer of the property behind TNP 1265 NW Waterhouse Ave, DST

Thompson National Properties' Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) first filed its Form D on June 2, 2011, for a single address in Beaverton, Oregon.

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The property behind TNP 1265 NW Waterhouse Ave, DST transferred on a grant deed recorded December 2, 2019. The amount stated on that transfer is $14.61 million, reported by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices in its property record rather than as reported by the sponsor. That is a property-level record: a deed on a parcel, not a filing or an announcement by the Trust.

The record Top1031 works from is not internally consistent about where the amount originates. One field labels its basis a sponsor announcement and grades it high confidence; the description of the source names the brokerage property entry and characterizes the sale as a medium-confidence, property-level one. This report follows the brokerage reading, because the brokerage entry is the document that can be examined and the sponsor announcement it refers to is not in the record.

The Form D the Trust filed under CIK 1518160 is close to the whole of the offering's public footprint, and even that is unsettled: a second Form D document sits on EDGAR under the same CIK, and the available record does not establish whether it amends the first or covers a separate raise.

Offering and disposition on record


Sponsor

Thompson National Properties

Asset class

Commercial

Offering amount

$5,520,000

Minimum investment

$66,214

Exemptions claimed on Form D

06, 3C, 3C.1, 3C.5

Exit type

Property sold

First filing date to deed date

8.5 years, calculated by Top1031 from the two dates; no filing in the record states a hold period

No sponsor announcement of a full cycle for this Trust, no statement of what investors received, and no total return, annualized return, or equity multiple appears in the documents available here. The Form D and the deed mark the beginning and the end. What happened between them stayed private.