When it comes to a DST 1031 property and a traditional 1031 exchange, there are two different qualification. The main DST 1031 qualification is that it cannot be your primary residence. If you are looking to sell an investment property and defer the capital gains tax, then you can qualify. There are many rules according to the IRS that you must satisfy in order to defer your capital gains tax in a 1031 exchange. If you are looking for info about a DST 1031 property, that is a different topic. A DST 1031 property is the investment property that is used to defer your capital gains tax while continuing to receive passive monthly income, as well as appreciation. There are many articles on our site that go into more detail on what a DST 1031 property is and how you can invest in these properties. If you would like more info on what a DST 1031 property is, you can fill out our contact form or call us and will be happy to provide you with more info on the Delaware Statutory Trust Opportunities!
What Qualifies A DST 1031 Property?
DST 1031 Property Rules
1. 45 Day Rule
When your property closes escrow, you have 45 days to identify 3 Like Kind properties.
2. 180 Day Close
Once you have identified your like kind properties, you have 180 days to close escrow on the replacement property.
3. 200% Rule
In an exchange, you can identify up to 200% of the replacement property
4. 90% Rule
In a 1031 exchange, you can identify up to 90% of the replacement property
5. DST 1031 Rules
When it comes to the DST 1031 investment rules, they are far easier to achieve, and less work to achieve.
DST 1031 Prices
Initial DST 1031 Consultation
FREE!
Qualified Intermediary 1031 Exchange
$650
DST 1031 Investment Paperwork
FREE!