ABOUT
Plain-English education for accredited 1031 investors.
My 1031 Options is an educational resource owned and operated by Medalist Diversified, Inc. (NASDAQ: MDRR). We publish plain-English explainers, sponsor-evaluation frameworks, and step-by-step process guides on 1031 exchanges and Delaware Statutory Trust replacement property, without reference to any specific Medalist offering. When investors want to speak with a registered representative, we route them on a channel-neutral basis to FINRA/SIPC-registered representatives at broker-dealers.
Why this site exists.
The Problem
Most DST websites are sales channels.
The vast majority of online resources about Delaware Statutory Trusts exist to convert search traffic into subscribers for one specific offering. Their copy is reviewed primarily for offering-specific compliance, not investor education.
The result: investors approaching a 45-day identification window encounter pitches, not explanations. Comparison content reads as competitive marketing. And the answers to basic questions, what is a DST, how does a 1031 work, what should I ask a sponsor, are buried beneath calls to action.
Our Approach
Education first. Specifics behind compliance.
The content on this site is structured as education first. Plain-English explainers on 1031 rules, DST mechanics, and sponsor evaluation. Frameworks investors can use with any sponsor. Step-by-step process walkthroughs.
Specific offerings live where they belong, behind Private Placement Memoranda, accessible only to accredited investors through a registered representative.
Our editorial standards.
What we publish on this site, and what we deliberately don't.
WHAT WE PUBLISH
Educational content for accredited investors.
Plain-English explainers on 1031 exchange rules and DST mechanics
Sponsor-evaluation frameworks for use with any sponsor
Process walkthroughs and timeline tools
Honest pros, cons, and structural comparisons
Common-mistake guides and red-flag inventories
FAQs, glossary entries, and reference checklists
WHAT WE DON’T PUBLISH
Anything reserved for offering documents.
Specific return projections, distribution rates, or IRRs
Property-level financials for any active offering
Forward-looking performance claims
"Guaranteed," "safe," or "risk-free" language
Sponsor pitches or single-deal promotions
Testimonials or client case studies without explicit consent
This isn't editorial caution for its own sake. Reg D private placements operate under specific marketing rules, and forward-looking claims about offerings belong in the offering documents themselves. Our role is to make sure accredited investors are well-informed before those documents are reviewed , not to substitute for them.
How specialist matching works.
Education on this site. Securities conversations through FINRA/SIPC-registered representatives at broker-dealers. Channel-neutral routing, not preferenced to any specific sponsor.
You submit the form
Confirm accreditation, share where you are in your exchange.
Routed to a broker-dealer
We connect you with a FINRA/SIPC-registered representative at a broker-dealer, matched on your state, exchange size, and timing.
Specialist reaches out
The registered representative handles the securities conversation, accreditation review, and offering walkthrough.
You decide
If the offerings the broker-dealer presents are a fit, the specialist walks you through subscription steps. If not, you keep the information and move on.
Have a question?
If you're approaching a 1031 exchange, talk to a specialist. If you have a press, partnership, or accessibility inquiry, get in touch through our contact page.