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The DST has too many limitations.
- The DST is meant to be used as a long-term holding company. So passive investments are the best fit. Outside of that, it’s actually pretty flexible in terms of what it can hold. We have clients who have their ownership interest in syndicated deals, 1031 exchanges, and partnerships, etc. protected by their DST.