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Industry Leaders to Discuss Increasingly Popular 721 UPREITs

By Mari Nicholson

Industry Leaders to Discuss Increasingly Popular 721 UPREITs

Internal Revenue Code Section 1031 exchanges have been around for more than 100 years, and been utilized to facilitate tax-advantaged securities for more than 20 years. Increasingly, securitized 1031-to-721 exchange UPREIT investment programs are being sponsored by non-traded real estate investment trusts to provide tax-deferred exchanges to investors that ultimately are converted via a 721 exchange into shares in the REITs.

You may be familiar with 1031 exchanges, but what about 721 UPREITs? These increasingly popular options can be a powerful option for the right investors, but the devil is in the details.

The DI Wire is hosting a panel for financial advisers, investors, and others interested in learning more about 721 UPREITs tomorrow, Dec. 19 at 1 pm PT/4 pm ET to explore this emerging alternative investment trend.

Moderated by Damon Elder, publisher of The DI Wire, leaders in the industry will explore UPREITs, 1031 exchanges, and 721 exchanges – powerful options for building potential wealth in the alternatives space.

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Topics to be discussed include what UPREITs are and how they work; the key similarities and differences between 1031 and 721 exchanges; the potential benefits and risks for investors and wealth managers; and strategies for identifying ideal properties for an UPREIT.

Joining Elder are a panel of distinguished professionals:

Jay Frank
President and Head of Distribution, Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management

Matt Fries
Head of Investment Products and Partner Solutions, Cetera Financial Group

Nati Kiferbaum
Senior Vice President – Head of Investment Product Strategy, Inland Private Capital

Mark Kosanke
President, Concorde Financial Group

Louis Rogers
Founder and Co-Chief Executive Officer, Capital Square

Register here.

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