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DSTs are gaining immense popularity among 1031 exchange investors seeking passive income, diversification, and tax deferment from multifamily and commercial real estate. Professionally managed, DSTs provide stable cashflow without landlord duties, offering an appealing hands-off investment alternative.

The upcoming election could significantly impact two major real estate investment strategies: Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs) and 1031 exchanges. Trump would likely maintain or expand both programs, viewing them as successful economic growth tools. In contrast, Harris would probably push for reforms, including enhanced reporting requirements for QOZs and potential income caps on 1031 exchange eligibility. Market impacts could vary dramatically: a Harris victory might trigger a rush to complete 1031 exchanges before new restrictions, while Trump's policies could drive up property values in opportunity zones. However, both candidates' ability to implement changes will depend heavily on congressional control.

In response to the devastating impacts of Hurricanes Helene and Milton across the southern United States, the Internal Revenue Service...