Successful 1031 DST Investment Completed

By Matt McFarland, Vice President, and Thomas Wall, Associate, Kay Properties & Investments

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Kay Properties today announced the completion of a 1031 DST investment for a mother-daughter duo. The pair sold a vacation rental property they owned for many years.  They were eager to exit the highly management-intensive environment of operating vacation rentals and enter into a more passive, diversified* investment structure such as the DST. They utilized the Kay Properties 1031 DST marketplace at www.kpi1031.com to invest in a prepackaged multifamily DST portfolio.

Kay Properties Team helps with 1031 DST Investment

The Delaware Statutory Trust exchange investment was completed by Kay Properties and Investments team members Chay Lapin, Senior Vice President, and Matt McFarland, Vice President. 

Chay Lapin, Senior Vice President, stated, “We are grateful for the opportunity to help another family complete a 1031 DST exchange. They now are involved in a more passive investment environment to better suit their lifestyle. Our clients approached us with a very high level of sophistication of buying and selling their own real estate over many years. When considering all their options, they decided that the Delaware Statutory Trust structure was best suited for their needs.”

Lapin continued, “Through on and off correspondence for over a year and a half, the clients were able to complete their own due diligence on DSTs. They spent time with us learning about how DSTs could potentially help them all while utilizing the DST investment marketplace at www.kpi1031.com/marketplace.”

Teamwork at Kay Properties completes 1031 DST in timely manner for clients

Matt McFarland, Vice President at Kay Properties, stated, “This particular client was able to exchange out of a management intensive vacation rental. The 1031 up leg was a multifamily DST offering with multiple properties totaling over 900 units. Needless to say, this $100M+ multifamily portfolio is an investment that would have been out of reach to many investors if it weren’t for the DST structure.”

*Diversification does not guarantee profits or protect against losses.