Under reviewIndustrial in Texas

ERP 1031 Industrial Portfolio IV DST

Sponsored by ERP Industrials

The Sponsor believes that these 4 properties represent an important, core large format single-tenant industrial position in the Permian Basin and may perform strongly in the current market environment due to their superior locations,…

ERP 1031 Industrial Portfolio IV DST

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Offering terms

Minimum investment
$50,000
Yr 1 distribution
5.25%
Avg distribution
5.25%
Projected hold
10 yrs
Offering size
$49.1M
Equity raise
$36.1M
Loan-to-value
26.5%
721 exit
Unclear

Projected distributions by year

Capital structure

Equity
$36,150,000
Debt
$13,000,000
Total
$49,150,000

Overview

The Sponsor believes that these 4 properties represent an important, core large format single-tenant industrial position in the Permian Basin and may perform strongly in the current market environment due to their superior locations, attractive going-in base rents, and high land-to-building ratios. As of January 1, 2026 occupancy at the Properties was 100%.

ERP is an important industrial owner and operator in the Permian Basin of Texas. ERP only selects properties that it believes are in Tier 1 locations. These properties represent a core single-tenant industrial position in the Permian Basin for ERP. These buildings are located along important frontage and other key roads, within close-proximity to the strategic economic zones of the Permian Basin, specifically Midland, TX and Odessa, TX and three key transportation arteries of the Permian Basin: Interstate 20, Business 20 and Highway 191.

In the energy industry, companies often need space to operate and store heavy machinery, equipment, pipe and other materials. Accordingly, the amount of excess land that accompanies an industrial property is a deciding factor for many companies operating in the Permian Basin. At 6% building / 94% land, ERP believes that the Portfolio offers some of the most compelling single-tenant industrial land to building ratios in the Permian Basin, making it highly attractive relative to competing properties.

Projected distributions are the sponsor's estimates of annual cash flow on invested equity. They are not guaranteed, may change or stop, and may include a return of capital. LTV is the offering's debt divided by its total capitalization. Information reflects my offering records as of October 28, 2026 and may have changed. This page is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security; offers are made only through the offering documents to eligible investors.

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ERP 1031 Industrial Portfolio IV DST

This investment is under review by my due diligence team and may not be available for investment.