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1031 Exchange Status:

Investments available for Accredited Investors. Accredited Investors: Either alone or with a spouse, has a net worth exceeding $1,000,000; or an individual whose net income before taxes exceeds $200,000, or $300,000 when combined with that of a spouse.

DST Replacement Properties

Institutional quality real estate for the everyday investor. 

$1.2B

in Deferred Taxes

83%

Faster Closure Rate

100%

Portfolio Diversification

500+

Satisfied Investors

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Streamlined 1031 Exchanges for Real Estate Investors

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1031 Exchange DST Retirees

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Diverse selection of investment real estate available nationwide. NNN, multifamily, senior housing, self-storage, industrial, oil & gas, and more!

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Experience & Expertise

DST Brokers, Industry Acumen

Custom Portfolio

Tailored Investment Strategy

Speed of Process

Swift Closing within 1 Week

Client Satisfaction

Results with 500+ Satisfied Investors

Risk Mitigation

Diversified Investments

Deferred Taxes

Significant Tax Deferral Achieved

Cost Evaluation

Zero-Cost Initial Assessment

Guidance Through Process

Guided Process to Completion

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"Every person I spoke to was knowledgeable, a good communicator, not pushy, and had a can do attitude in dealing with issues that came up."

Marylee K, WA
Perch Wealth Client

"Benjamin Carmona and his team provided a great service to me. They were extremely responsive and knowledgeable. In addition, they were able to get me a position in a highly sought after DST that quickly became fully subscribed."

Richard B., CA
Perch Wealth Client

"Perch has been excellent in making proposals for DST investments and in listening and adjusting to my feedback on them. Their patience has been great as I have modified my own criteria as I have read their documents and proposals. The Perch team has been superb in making the paperwork easy."

Lou W, MA
Perch Wealth Client

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1031 Exchange Guide

What Is A Tax Deferred Exchange?

A tax-deferred exchange represents a simple, strategic method for selling one qualifying property and the subsequent acquisition of another qualifying property within a specific time frame. Although the logistics of selling one property and buying another are virtually identical to any standard sale and purchase scenario, an exchange is different because the entire transaction is memorialized as an exchange and not a sale. And it is this distinction between exchanging and not simply selling and buying, which ultimately allows the taxpayer to qualify for deferred gain treatment. So essentially, sales are taxable and exchanges are not.

Because exchanging represents an IRS recognized approach to the deferral of capital gain taxes, it is important for us to appreciate the components and intent underlying such a tax deferred or tax free transaction. It is within Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code that we find the core essentials necessary for a successful exchange. Additionally, it is within the Like-Kind Exchange Regulations, previously issued by The Department of the Treasury, that we find the specific interpretation of the IRS and the generally accepted standards and rules for completing a qualifying transaction.

Any property owner or investor who expects to acquire replacement property subsequent to the sale of his existing property should consider an exchange. To do otherwise would necessitate the payment of capital gain taxes in amounts which can exceed 20%-30%, depending on the appropriate combined federal and state tax rates. In other words, when purchasing replacement property without the benefit of an exchange, your buying power is dramatically reduced and represents only 70%-80% of what it did previously.