Sell your property. Defer the tax. Keep the income.
A 1031 exchange lets you reinvest without paying capital gains now. Compare DSTs, net-lease, and funds side by side — then talk to a licensed specialist. Free, no obligation.
Institutional real estate, without the tenants, toilets, and trash.
One exchange, every option on the table
Most firms push the one product they sell. We map all of them to your situation, then connect you to the right licensed specialist.
Delaware Statutory Trusts
Fractional, institutional real estate that closes in days — ideal for a tight 45-day window.
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Net-Lease (NNN)
Own a single property outright with a corporate tenant and a long-term lease. Truly hands-off.
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Real Estate Funds
Diversified, professionally managed portfolios for ongoing income and growth.
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Sunbelt Multifamily DST
Multifamily · Sunbelt
Institutional 300+ unit garden-style community in a high-growth metro.
- Target return
- 4.5%–5.5% (illustrative)
- Min. investment
- $50,000
- Hold
- 5–7 years
National Pharmacy NNN
Net-Lease Retail · Midwest
Single-tenant absolute-NNN pharmacy with a corporate-guaranteed lease.
- Cap rate
- 5.75%
- Min. investment
- $1,000,000
- Tenant
- National pharmacy
Self-Storage Portfolio DST
Self-Storage · Southeast
Diversified self-storage portfolio across three growth markets.
- Target return
- 5.0%–6.0% (illustrative)
- Min. investment
- $25,000
- Hold
- 5–7 years
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Latest from our research desk
- 1031 BasicsDoes a Vacant Rental Qualify for a 1031 Exchange?
A rental that is sitting empty can still qualify for a 1031 exchange, because the test is why you hold the property, not whether a tenant happens to be in it on the day you sell.
- Compare OptionsCan You 1031 Exchange Into a Real Estate Syndication?
Most real estate syndications sell membership units in an LLC taxed as a partnership, which are not real property, so exchange proceeds generally cannot buy into them directly.
- DeadlinesCan You Identify a 1031 Property That Is Not for Sale?
Yes, the identification rules generally do not require a property to be listed, but identifying one you cannot buy uses a slot and can leave you with no replacement by day 180.
Frequently asked 1031 exchange questions
Do I have to be an accredited investor?+
DST and fund offerings are securities available only to accredited investors. NNN properties and general education are open to everyone.
What does it cost to work with you?+
Our guidance is free to you — we are compensated by the sponsors whose offerings you choose, disclosed in the offering documents.
How fast can a DST close?+
Because the real estate is already acquired and packaged, DSTs can often close in a matter of days — ideal for a tight 45-day window.
Is this tax or legal advice?+
No. We provide education and marketing. Always consult your own CPA and attorney before any exchange.
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