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Investors are often drawn to DSTs, or Delaware Statutory Trusts, as a vehicle for deferring and possibly avoiding paying capital gains tax on the sale of other investment real estate property. Rather than doing a traditional 1031 exchange from one wholly-owned property to another, a DST allows investors to utilize a 1031 exchange into a DST that is actively managed by an experienced and professional third party. This allows the investor to take a passive, backseat role rather than own real estate that requires their active management.

Investing in a DST can potentially provide a great, hassle-free way for investors to earn passive income on a monthly basis in a diversified portfolio of institutional-grade real estate.

Yet, just as traditional 1031 exchanges have strict rules, so do DST investments. To clarify the rules and regulations pertaining to DSTs, the IRS (ruling 2004-86) introduced the "seven deadly sins" of DSTs. These rules limit the powers of DST trustees and serve as the compulsory guidelines for how DSTs operate.

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