So no matter how you slice it or try and circumvent the rule, if you change out the name of the beneficiaries, they can enforce the clause.

I was out your way pheasant hunting in Oct.. nice little slice of Americana.. far from the big cities..

And, there is plenty of ROI to share, so my slice will still be pretty good.  

. $100k investment gets someone a .0002% slice.

Paynearme is the best thing since sliced bread.

This is a small slice of my funds as it is risky.

It can have various ways to slice/dice who pays for what.

Seems that a huge slice of the economy is devoted to services/tourism. 

Or what might be a better way to slice it for both of us? 

So buying in the DST gets them into something with a slice of ownership on an asset they could not afford on their own.Also sometimes buyers have excess funds such as 1 million down to own directly 1031 and then have 100k or 200k leftover and they place leftover in DST's.It's all situational and each avenue has pluses and minuses to it.