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Our solutions

One goal: keep more of your capital working.

From the exchange that defers your tax to the structures that replace your active workload, here is the full toolkit — and how we help you choose among them.

1031 ExchangeDST Investments721 UPREITOpportunity ZonesPrivate Real Estate FundsInternational Investors
01, The foundation

1031 Exchange Guidance

Section 1031 of the tax code lets you defer capital gains tax by reinvesting the proceeds of a sold investment property into a "like-kind" replacement. Done correctly, you keep 100% of your equity compounding instead of writing a check to the IRS.

The catch is the clock: 45 days to identify replacement property, 180 days to close. We coordinate with your qualified intermediary, CPA, and attorney to keep every deadline and document in order.

  • 45- & 180-day timeline management
  • Identification strategy (3-property, 200%, 95% rules)
  • Replacement-property sourcing & due diligence
Full 1031 Exchange Guide
1031 Exchange transaction documents
Class A apartment building held in a Delaware Statutory Trust
02, The passive path

Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs)

A DST lets you own a fractional, beneficial interest in large, professionally managed institutional real estate, and it qualifies as 1031 replacement property. No tenants, no toilets, no trash.

DSTs are ideal for owners ready to step back from active management while staying invested in real estate. We research each sponsor's offering and prepare a suitability and risk analysis for you, at no charge.

Explore DSTs in depth
03, Toward diversification & liquidity

721 Exchange (UPREIT)

A 721 Exchange (often the next step after a DST) converts your property interest into operating partnership (OP) units of a Real Estate Investment Trust on a tax-deferred basis.

The result: exposure to a large, diversified portfolio of properties rather than a single asset, plus a path toward greater liquidity and simplified estate planning over time.

  • Diversification across many properties
  • Potential for partial liquidity over time
  • Streamlined wealth transfer to heirs
Explore 721 UPREITs
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Not sure which fits?

That's exactly what the first call is for.

The right structure depends on your timeline, your appetite for involvement, your tax picture, and your plans for the next generation. We'll map it together.

For the tired landlord

DST or 721 UPREIT

Stay invested in real estate, drop the active management, keep the income flowing.

For the active reinvestor

1031 into direct property

Trade up, consolidate, or reposition, with disciplined deadline coordination.

For non-real-estate gains

Opportunity Zones

Defer eligible gains and pursue tax-advantaged long-term growth.

Your next step

Let's find your best next step.

Bring your numbers and your timeline. We'll bring the options, and the discipline to execute them.