My name is Jeffrey Lemoine. I was born and raised in Southeast Louisiana, went to LSU, and moved to San Diego, California in 2019. I am a husband and father of one (for now).
I first learned about 1031 exchanges from Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad." Not too original, I know. I was excited enough to continue studying real estate and finance on the side of my engineering job. Then, someone explained to me that you didn't have to 1031 into a regular (but of equal or greater value) rental property but could go to a more passive investment like certain real estate syndications or a triple net lease.
While these investments had their benefits (and are great for certain investors), it wasn't until I discovered DST's that I became motivated enough to educate others. The main reason for my excitement was the fact that it checks so many boxes for a certain group of investors; mostly:
Reasonable cash flow appreciation.
Passiveness.
Generally lower risk real estate investment*.
The IRS's gracing on being 1031-compatable.
This website serves 2 purposes:
1) An outlet for my interest in this topic.
2) A resource for investors, real estate agents, and others to learn about the strategy.
My name is Jeffrey Lemoine. I was born and raised in Southeast Louisiana, went to LSU, and moved to San Diego, California in 2019. I am a husband and father of one (for now).
I first learned about 1031 exchanges from Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad." Not too original, I know. I was excited enough to continue studying real estate and finance on the side of my engineering job. Then, someone explained to me that you didn't have to 1031 into a regular (but of equal or greater value) rental property but could go to a more passive investment like certain real estate syndications or a triple net lease.
While these investments had their benefits (and are great for certain investors), it wasn't until I discovered DST's that I became motivated enough to educate others. The main reason for my excitement was the fact that it checks so many boxes for a certain group of investors; mostly:
Reasonable cash flow appreciation.
Passiveness.
Generally lower risk real estate investment*.
The IRS's gracing on being 1031-compatable.
This website serves 2 purposes:
1) An outlet for my interest in this topic.
2) A resource for investors, real estate agents, and others to learn about the strategy.
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