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1. Sell your property.
2. 1031 Exchange into a diversified DST.
3. 721 UPREIT your beneficial interest into REIT shares.

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3 Steps to Long-Term Tax Deferral with a 721 UPREIT

Sell your property and enter into a traditional 1031 exchange process. Submit your info and you’ll get a vetted, trusted advisor with deep expertise in 1031 investments that include a 721 UPREIT that fit your unique scenario. Receive personalized strategies and advice for your goals.

Step 2

Purchase fractional beneficial interest in a Delaware Statutory Trust with a 721 UPREIT exit strategy. Your advisor will call you with an obligation-free 30-minute consultation to answer any 1031, DST, and 721 UPREIT questions you may have – including transparently describing fee structures.

Convert your beneficial ownership interest in the DST into Operating Partnership Units of the REIT that has acquired your DST portfolio. Perform a tax-deferred 721 exchange & eliminate management burdens, exponentially diversify, and achieve passive monthly income forever.

Access the Freedom
of Institutional Investing with Direct Fractional Ownership in High Quality Properties

721 UPREIT

1031 to 721 UPREIT INVESTOR GOALS

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Simplify Your Life into Retirement

  • Receive a monthly distribution ACH to your account
  • Rely on large institutional asset management companies to manage the property and negotiate lease extensions with national tenants
  • Never have to do a 1031 exchange again!
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Defer Tax Consequences Forever

  • Carry forward your cost basis and defer your capital gain forever
  • Continue your depreciation schedule and add additional depreciable basis
  • Take advantage of estate-planning oriented products and a step-up in basis
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Mitigate Overconcentration Risk

  • Exchange your 1031 equity out of a single property into fractional ownership in an extremely large (+$100M) diversified portfolio of properties
  • Limit unexpected expenses by taking advantage of NN & NNN lease commercial properties
  • Stabilize long-term income by investing in credit-worthy with long (5-15 year) lease terms

Direct fractional ownership in investment-grade credit, national tenants who remained open during the COVID crisis.

721 UPREIT - Amazon Fulfillment Location
Distribution / Warehouse
721 UPREIT - Walmart
Grocery Supercenter
721 UPREIT - Dollar General
Essential Discount Retail
721 UPREIT - Walgreens
Pharmacy
721 UPREIT - Medical Center
Healthcare / Medical
721 UPREIT - Publix
Single Tenant Grocery

WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING…

721 Exchange Review - Dave & Janet

“We always wanted to exchange our rentals for a stable income property, but we didn’t have enough equity built up to purchase a Dollar General, and didn’t want to take on that much personal debt. We found our solution through an advisor who deeply understood the opportunities to invest a small amount in a pool of properties, and he guided us toward a syndicated fund that met our needs perfectly! We are deeply appreciative.”

– Dave & Janet

721 Exchange Review - Eleanor

“When my husband passed away, I knew I didn’t have it in me to manage his real estate affairs like he could. I found an advisor I could trust, and she guided me toward a diversified portfolio of properties that I could trade my properties into (via 1031 exchange). I didn’t have to pay taxes, and my trust work and estate planning process is now complete.”

– Eleanor

721 Exchange Review - Mark

“My Walgreens had an original lease coming due in 3 1/2 years, and the negotiation process didn’t provide me with much confidence that I’d receive comparable rent. I was able to match my cash flow, increase my depreciation, and eliminate lease renewals forever. So far, working like clockwork.”

– Mark

721 Exchange Review - Judy

“I had extra cash in my investments account that was just sitting there doing nothing. I don’t trust the stock market right now, and I can’t even get a 1% return from the bank. This strategy lets me get the tax benefits of owning real estate while investing very manageable amounts of money into each fund.”

– Judy

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