While it can be beneficial for spreading tax liability and estate planning, DSTs are complex, costly, and subject to IRS scrutiny, requiring precise implementation.

Complexity in Management: Managing multiple properties as collateral can complicate financial situations, especially if one property is underperforming or requires significant repairs.3.

There are valid reasons for having complex corporate structures, but unfortunately, some lawyers and professionals push unnecessarily complex setups on clients.

Just more complexity and costs, especially if you ever refinance.

Admittedly, my approach to these questions was more along the lines of a conversation I would have with a lawyer representing the party on the other side of the deal but much to Clayton's credit, the seeming complexity of it didn't get in the way of what was his genuine desire to make a deal that would be fair to -- and on terms that would be agreeable to -- both of us.

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Setup costs vary: Tier 1 (online services like LegalZoom) costs $50–$300 plus state fees (~$99 in Ohio), Tier 2 (with an attorney) costs $500–$1,500 for tailored structuring, and Tier 3 (with a specialized attorney and CPA) starts at $2,500 for complex setups.LLC will not save any taxes and would still be reported in your personal taxes if LLC is SMLLC.

For apartments, especially larger complexes, not so much.

Rolling an SDIRA back into a traditional IRA is possible but may involve liquidation costs and administrative complexities.