Kay Properties Podcast
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Kay Properties & Investment's President, Chay Lapin and Vice President, Tim Emanuel discuss the growth of 721 Exchange UPREITs and what are some of the pitfalls investors need to be aweare of before investing in this complicated investment strategy.
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Kay Properties & Investment's President, Chay Lapin and Vice President, Tim Emanuel discuss the growth of 721 Exchange UPREITs and what are some of the pitfalls investors need to be aweare of before investing in this complicated investment strategy.
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Kay Properties President, Chay Lapin discusses the dangers of over-concentration when it comes to Delaware Statutory Trusts and 721 exchange UPREITs.
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Hear Kay Properties' President, Chay Lapin and Senior Vice President describe what set Kay Properties apart from other Delaware Statutory Trust investment firms.
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Kay Properties invites Cove Capital Investments executives to describe a new Build-to-Rent Delaware Statutory Trust offering, Cove Texas Build-to-Rent 97 DST currently available on the Kay Properties & Investments online marketplace at .
info_outlineOne of the most important questions Delaware Statutory Trust real estate investors
need to ask themselves is, “What is my long-term, exit strategy?”
Most Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investments are typically held for approximately 5-
10 years (although it could be shorter or longer). After that, the DST investment will
typically go “Full-Cycle”, a term used to describe a DST property that is purchased on
behalf of investors and then after a period of time is sold on behalf of investors.
Once your DST investment goes full-cycle, investors need to evaluate what their next
investment move should be. For example an investor could simply cash out and pay the
capital gains and other taxes, enter another 1031 Exchange process, or complete a 721
Exchange UPREIT.