Robert S. Smith – July 9, 2019 There is an old saying, “you can run but you can’t hide.”  This means you can try to

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

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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

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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

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