FSX DST Inventory Financing Fund, LLC

Four Springs TEN31 Xchange, LLC (“FSX”), is seeking to raise up to $25 million in its DST Inventory Financing Fund (the “Fund”) to provide bridge financing for the acquisition of industrial, medical, and retail properties, net leased to creditworthy tenants, to be syndicated through Delaware Statutory Trust (”DST”) programs sponsored by Four Springs TEN31 Xchange (“FSX”).

FSX DST Inventory Financing Fund, LLC

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Our Real Estate Investment and 1031 Exchange Syndication Platform

* Fully built, scalable platform led by experienced team of 18 professionals in acquisitions, underwriting, asset management and accounting/reporting

* 15+ years of investing in high-quality net lease real estate

* Acquired over $1.3 billion of single tenant net leased real estate

* Raised over $1 billion of equity/commitments in its sponsored programs

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