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Understanding the DST Real Estate Investing Leap
Investing in DST Real Estate is a significant leap, distinct from traditional investment strategies. At Archer, we strive to ensure…
Continue ReadingDST Real Estate and IRS Code 721
A significant development in recent years involves DST real estate utilizing Internal Revenue Code 721 to transfer DST interests into…
Continue ReadingDefinition of Accredited Investors
It’s estimated that 10.6% of all American households—roughly 10 million households—qualified as accredited investors in 2020.[1] Accredited investors have access…
Continue ReadingHow Does Archer Help You with DST 1031 Properties?
At Archer Investors, we pride ourselves on working exclusively with the top sponsors, ensuring that we only approve DST 1031…
Continue ReadingLong Term Capital Gains Tax Rates
Long Term Capital Gains Tax Rates For Most Accredited Investors (1) Element Rate Federal (2) 15-20% State 0-10.3% Depreciation Recapture 25%…
Continue ReadingHow Equity & Capital Gains Are Different
Capital gains taxes and equity are two real estate concepts that are sometimes misunderstood. In short, capital gains refers to…
Continue ReadingHistory of Syndicated Real Estate (Tenant-in-Common and DST Properties)
The early 2000s marked a pivotal era for syndicated real estate, particularly for Tenant-in-Common (TIC) and Delaware Statutory Trust (DST),…
Continue ReadingYour Financial Life With DST 1031 Investments
Owning and maintaining traditional rental properties can be a time-consuming and stressful endeavor. From dealing with maintenance issues like clogged…
Continue ReadingProperty Types in Syndicated DST Real Estate
Syndicated real estate investing spans various property types, each with its unique benefits and drawbacks. Diversifying the types of DST…
Continue ReadingDST 1031 Properties vs REITS
DST 1031 Properties vs REITS While your financial advisor may be great at putting together your stock portfolio, many are…
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