No one will take issue with the statement that we live in polarized times. Blue and red states have increasingly little in common form both
Now that all the backslapping and high fiving in Salem over rent control is done, perhaps it’s time for some sober reflection over just what
Like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, things in Oregon just keep getting “curiouser and curiouser!” Not content to be the first
Cribbing from Hunter S. Thompson and his iconic book, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, progressives bi-coastal war on property owner rights seems like a
“Innovative” is the word Governor Kate Brown uses to describe the rent control bill being rushed through the Oregon Legislature. “Innovative” is defined as “original,
Ok landlords, we have given you lots of compelling reasons for exchanging out of your left coast properties for a more user-friendly environment in the
Like lemmings jumping off a cliff into the sea, Oregon Senate Democrats in pretty much a straight party line vote approved a proposal for the
I can’t help but feel that DST properties and the whole concept of Delaware Statutory Trusts is going to become much more germane to Oregon
With T.J. Starker and Starker Forests, Inc., Oregon is fortunate it can lay claim to having birthed the modern like-kind real estate exchange. God knows
Most folks considering a 1031 exchange don’t realize this one major income tax benefit left to real property owners all started here 40 years ago.
All Sponsors Are Not Created Equal For those of you that have newly come to DST, it is critical to understand not all property sponsors
How long do asset prices go up? As long as interest rates go down. It’s as simple as that. When global central bankers mandated zero
What, you ask does Arthur Laffer have to do with Delaware statutory trusts? Plenty, if you want to make money. This is because in a
Below is a slide show presentation regarding DSTs & Opportunity Zones created by our Chief Compliance Officer Tim Witt. Tim has been in the alternative
Thanks to the 1031 exchange, avoiding capital gains tax liability on the sale of real property is nothing new to real estate investors. However, the
As the war drags on between Portland landlords and city government, delaware statutory trusts are looking more attractive all the time. Quoting Sue Scott, a
The Delaware Statutory Trust Universe is fairly small. As this is being written, there are only 31 active DST sponsors in the space. As mentioned
So long blue states, hello red states. There are rich states and there are poor states. As an income property owner, no matter where you
No one will take issue with the statement that we live in polarized times. Blue and red states have increasingly little in common form both
Now that all the backslapping and high fiving in Salem over rent control is done, perhaps it’s time for some sober reflection over just what
Like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, things in Oregon just keep getting “curiouser and curiouser!” Not content to be the first
Cribbing from Hunter S. Thompson and his iconic book, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, progressives bi-coastal war on property owner rights seems like a
“Innovative” is the word Governor Kate Brown uses to describe the rent control bill being rushed through the Oregon Legislature. “Innovative” is defined as “original,
Ok landlords, we have given you lots of compelling reasons for exchanging out of your left coast properties for a more user-friendly environment in the
How long do asset prices go up? As long as interest rates go down. It’s
All Sponsors Are Not Created Equal For those of you that have newly come to
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