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Delaware Statutory Trusts Replace Tenant-In-Common Investment Solutions


What is a Delaware Statutory Trust?
The Delaware Statutory Trust, often called a DST for short, is classified as a trust under the laws of the state of Delaware. The Delaware Statutory Trust is also known as a Delaware Business Trust. The Delaware Statutory Trust is considered to be an investment trust that will be classified as a trust for federal tax purposes. Therefore, DSTs is classified as a “pass-thru” entity and a “disregarded entity” so that any and all income tax consequences will “pass-thru” to the investor’s individual income tax return.
Trustee Holds Legal Title to Investment Real Estate
The individual investors no longer hold fee simple title, commonly referred to as legal title, to the rental or investment real estate like they did pursuant to the Tenant-In-Common or TIC investment structure. Individual investors will now instead purchase a beneficial interest in a Delaware Statutory Trust or DST, which will qualify as a purchase of a real estate interest for income tax purposes. They are now considered a beneficiary of the Delaware Statutory Trust of DST. Legal title to the investment property is now held in the name of the Trustee of the Delaware Statutory Trust.
Delaware Statutory Trust Satisfies 1031 Exchange Requirements
Buying or selling a beneficial interest in a Delaware Statutory Trust or DST qualifies for 1031 Exchange treatment. Investors can sell their existing rental property or investment real estate and then 1031 Exchange into a beneficial interest in a Delaware Statutory Trusts or DSTs. The investor can later sell the beneficial interest in the Delaware Statutory Trust or DST and then 1031 Exchange again into another Delaware Statutory Trust or into any other rental or investment property.
IRS Issues Revenue Ruling 2004-86
The IRS validated the use of Delaware Statutory Trusts for 1031 Exchange use when they issued Rev. Rul. 2004-86.
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BREAKING NEWS: Brent Bonine Joins The Exeter Group of Companies


Brent Bonine Joins The Exeter Group of Companies
William L. Exeter announced today that Brent Bonine has joined The Exeter Group of Companies, which includes Exeter 1031 Exchange Services, LLC, Exeter Fiduciary Services, LLC and Exeter IRA Services, LLC as Senior Vice President and Director of National Sales and Marketing.
National Sales and Marketing Group
“Brent Bonine will be based in the company’s national corporate headquarters office located in San Diego, California, and will be responsible for all day-to-day operations and long-term strategic planning for our national Sales and Marketing Services Group,” said William L. Exeter, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Exeter Group, LLC.
Mr. Bonine is a veteran sales and marketing leader with a breadth of industry experience. For more than 20 years, he has held senior executive level marketing positions in several organizations operating in a variety of industries including: fiduciary and financial services, information technology, construction, technical services, training organizations and marketing service firms.