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Stephen H.
  • California
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Any article about all 1031DST Sponsors and rate their qualities?

Stephen H.
  • California
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I am interested to learn about 1031DST Sponsors size and quality:

  • Size, capital under management, credibility in the industry. Some top 5 or 10 list is good.
  • Front-end load percentage, Management fees.
  • Capital Gain performance over the years (buy 2011 and exit 2018 of course has better gain)
  • Distribution performance vs projected distribution.

Thank you very much.

I have some lower cost single family residential rentals, thinking of rolling them into DST, give up the controls, gain some freedom (knowing we still have to do due diligence when projects exited, hopefully less works) , creating a stream of income and preserve capitals.

But reviewing a few DST projects the distribution projected are in the 4%-5% instead of what I remember 2-3 years ago in the >6% range. I guess price has gone high while rent remain low.

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