Contact 1031 DST
Tell us about your exchange and one of our advisors will respond within one business day. Initial consultations are no-obligation. If a DST 1031 fits your situation, our team handles the entire process from suitability review through closing.
Send Us a Message
Not every visitor is ready to put a meeting on the calendar, and that’s fine. Use the form here to tell us about your exchange and one of our advisors will respond within one business day. The more detail you share about your sale, your timeline, and where you are in the 1031 process, the more useful our first reply will be.
There’s no obligation, no high-pressure follow-up, and no sales pressure. Just a real reply from someone on our team who works on 1031 DST exchanges every day.
Phone
(800) 872-1031Hours
What to Expect
A few of the questions our advisors hear most often before a first call.
Q: How long is the first call?
A: About 20 minutes. We’ll cover the basics of your sale, where you are in the exchange timeline, and whether a DST 1031 is worth looking at further. There’s no pressure to take it any further than that.
Q: My exchange is mid-flight. Is it too late?
A: Probably not. DST 1031 closings can typically happen in days once you’ve subscribed, which is why DSTs are a common backup identification on Day 45. Call us as soon as you can and we’ll move quickly.
Q: What should I have ready for the call?
A: Nothing required, but the more you can share the more useful the call will be. Helpful: estimated sale price, current debt on the property, your target closing date, whether you’ve engaged a qualified intermediary yet, and whether you have a CPA we should coordinate with. If you don’t have all of this yet, that’s fine. Most people don’t.
Q: Is there a cost?
A: No. Initial consultations are no-obligation and at no cost to you. If you decide to subscribe to a Delaware statutory trust through our team, our compensation comes from the sponsor and broker-dealer relationships, all of which are disclosed in the offering documents you receive before any subscription.
Q: Do I need to be an accredited investor to talk?
A: DST 1031 investments are limited to accredited investors, but you don’t need to be qualified to have the first conversation. If you’re not sure whether you meet the SEC definition, our advisors can walk you through it. The threshold is generally either $1 million in net worth excluding your primary residence, or $200,000 in annual income for an individual ($300,000 jointly with a spouse) for the past two years.
Q: What if I decide a DST isn't right for me?
A: Then it isn’t, and we tell you that. A DST 1031 is the right tool for some property owners and the wrong tool for others. If your situation is better served by direct replacement, a 721 UPREIT, an Opportunity Zone fund, or simply paying the tax and walking away from real estate, our advisors will say so.
Local Touch, National Reach
Our Reach Is Far
DST sponsors and properties are spread across the country, but every exchange is local in the details: your CPA, your attorney, your qualified intermediary, your state taxes. Our advisors handle the moving parts so you can focus on the decision. Whether you're selling a rental in your hometown or a commercial property three states over, you have one team running point from the first call to the last signature.