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FSX Industrial 34, DST
Industrial 1031 Exchange Opportunity

FSX Industrial 34, DST consists of a portfolio of two single-tenant NNN industrial facilities located in Kentucky and South Carolina. The properties are leased to Eaton Corporation and Carhartt, Inc.

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The properties are leased to Eaton Corp. (NYSE: ETN) and Carhartt, Inc. (Private Company)

The portfolio features mission-critical distribution facilities under long-term absolute NNN leases with contractual rent growth, ensuring stable income. Independent offering due diligence report from Snyder Kearney provide additional transparency and oversight.

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