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All Forum Posts by: Larry Krueger

Larry Krueger has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Quote from @Jon Taylor:

The DST structure actually provides a 1099 to investors as well as a list of property building and land values…

Your cost basis is adjusted and carried forward, and any additional debt (non-recourse) is depreciable as new basis.

If you want to see a name-redacted sample return for a previous tax year, I could provide one. 

 @Jon Taylor  Great info.  Thank you much.  It would be great to see a return from a previous tax year if it's not too much of a hassle.  Thank you for the offer.

Quote from @Dave Foster:

@Larry Krueger, you'll get a K1 or partnership return from the DST. It spells out your prorata share of the income expenses depreciation etc


 Thank you Dave.  I had no idea.  Makes sense though.

@Dave Foster @Jon Taylor  Thank you for all of the information.  I appreciate that you took the time to respond to my question.

Hi, I plan to sell my rental home and will likely exchange into a DST. Does anyone know how depreciation is factored into your tax filings when investing in a DST? For example, with my current rental, the amount that I have been depreciating on my taxes is the value of the building/27.5 years. For a DST, how do I know how much to depreciate? Is it based on a percentage of the value that is provided in the prospectus? Does anyone have experience with this?

Thank You,


Larry Krueger

Hi, I am looking into selling my rental property and will use a 1031 exchange. One of my 3 identified properties will be a DST. Does anyone have insight into what to look for when attempting to choose between DSTs? If I'm presented with 15 options, for example, what criteria would I use to choose one over the other?

Thank You,

Larry