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@Ned Carey there are companies that offer basically doing a 1031 in to a REIT using Tennants in common. But as mentioned you could easily lose your entire investment if they needed to refinance and the financing wasn't available.

This is not the investment of choice for someone that likes to be in charge of decisions, timing, and risks. It’s for someone who wants to give up and get as close to stocks as possible. An alternative to DSTs. 

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