1031 Real Estate

Residential housing with multiple separate housing units, such as an apartment complex.

We usually have a number of multi-family investments available in various locations throughout the country. Multi – family properties are typically described by a “class” with class A – where you would expect to find high-end features and comforts – being the highest.

Commercial property that includes a store, shopping center, or service business.

The property location, type, tenant(s) and lease term are some of the factors to consider. There are still select investment opportunities in the retail space, even as online shopping continues to grow.

Buildings, offices, and campuses that are leased to health-based companies and organizations.

While healthcare can describe point-of-care locations such as a surgical center, it may also be used to describe an office building leased to a medical provider where there is no point of care. The demographics supporting health care are obvious; selecting the type of healthcare-related real estate that may benefit from these demographics may be more difficult.

Office space leased to a variety of business types.

Office locations are primarily urban or suburban and properties could be single or multi-tenant. The terms of office leases vary greatly; the tenant and lease term are considerations when investing in office real estate.

Property used for industrial purposes.

Industrial properties may include a mix of warehouse and office space, large warehouses and factories, or logistics and distribution centers. Location, lease term and tenant are considerations when investing in industrial real estate.

Property designed and used for the purpose of renting individual storage space.

Self-storage leases typically are short term; tenants include both individuals and businesses. In addition to traditional storage space, properties may offer storage for boats and RVs. They may also generate additional income through the sale of supplemental products such as renters insurance and moving supplies.

Potential royalty income from mineral rights.

Investors typically purchase mineral interests, which have the potential to generate income through the royalties operators pay to owners as oil and gas are produced on the property. Offerings are typically structured as LLCs, such that investors purchase individual interests in each property.