Passive Real Estate Investing With a DST

🚀 In this episode of The Thoughtful Realtor in Sacramento, host Meriam sits down with Jamie Furlong, Managing Partner at Legacy Investments in Real Estate, to explore Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) and how they can help real estate investors transition from active property management to passive ownership. Learn how DSTs work alongside 1031 exchanges, the tax advantages they offer, estate planning benefits, and why they can be a powerful wealth preservation strategy.🎧 Hosted by: Meriam Hansen👤 Guest:🏡 Jamie Furlong – Managing Partner, Legacy Investments in Real EstateJamie Furlong is the Managing Partner of Legacy Investments & Real Estate, specializing in 1031 Exchanges and Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs). Holding Series 22 and 63 securities licenses, she is recognized as a national top producer and frequent speaker known for delivering high-impact, actionable presentations that empower advisors to grow confidently using DSTs.💡 Key Topics Covered:✔️ Delaware Statutory Trust fundamentals✔️ Using DSTs with 1031 exchanges✔️ Passive income versus active property management✔️ Tax deferral and investment strategies✔️ Estate planning and inheritance benefits🎵 Whether you're an investor, agent, or homebuyer, this episode offers valuable insights!💼 Connect with Jamie Furlong:📸 Youtube → https://www.youtube.com/@legacyIRE🔗 LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/legacyire🎧 Follow Meriam Hansen:🌐 Website → https://mehansen.windermereca.com/📘 Facebook →https://www.facebook.com/meriam.hansen📸 Instagram → http://www.instagram.com/mhansen_sacramento.realtor/📌 Don’t Forget to LIKE 👍, SUBSCRIBE 🔔 & COMMENT 💬 Below!⭐ Produced by Icons of Real Estate - https://iconsofrealestate.com/Registered representative and securities offered through Concorde Investment Services, Inc. (CIS), member FINRA/SIPC.  Legacy Investment Real Estate LLC is independent of CIS. This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to purchase or sell securitized real estate investments.  This material is not to be interpreted as tax or legal advice.  Please speak to your own tax and legal advisors for guidance regarding your particular situation.