Real Estate Investor · Brooklyn, NY · Member since 2016 · 67 posts · 1 vote
We have a 1031 needs to be identified by the end of June, looking to buy 200+ up to 10,000 project based section 8 Housing in any state.
Please help as we are short in time.
Registered Representative · Bend, OR · Member since 2018 · 91 posts · 38 votes
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There are no Section 8 DSTs ..... I know of some Section 8 in Ft Worth, Texas currently on the market in a trust that are being sold to restructure the assets in the trust. Send me a PM and I can connect you with the Attorney handling.
Financial Advisor · Leawood, KS · Member since 2018 · 60 posts · 20 votes
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Moses Berkowitz Their are qualifications, but you could potentially do a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) as a backup if you aren’t able to locate replacement property in time. They are passive entities that hold institutional investment real estate and are 1031 exchange eligible. You get all the same benefits of real estate (income, depreciation, etc), defer your tax, but it’s hands off. I use them with lots of folks who are in the same exact situation you are. Message me if you want to chat more about it. Happy to help.
You can look into investing into a DST (Delaware statutory trust). It's basically a fund of instatutional grade real estate where you invest for on average 7 years and you are paid dividends on the investment.
It's the only type of fully passive investment of that nature that the IRS recognizes as "like kind" for a 1031 exchange.
If you get to a point where you're crunched and need a last minute solution- this could be it.
Registered Representative · Bend, OR · Member since 2018 · 91 posts · 38 votes
8y
There are no Section 8 DSTs ..... I know of some Section 8 in Ft Worth, Texas currently on the market in a trust that are being sold to restructure the assets in the trust. Send me a PM and I can connect you with the Attorney handling.