InCommercial Launches $18 Million Gas Station DST in Houston Area
InCommercial Capital Corporation, a real estate investment firm specializing in net-leased, necessity-based assets, announced that it has officially launched InCommercial RMF DST, a Delaware statutory trust portfolio that includes four gas station and convenience store properties across the Houston metropolitan area.
The offering is available through Regulation D Rule 506(c) structure to accredited investors, with nearly $18.2 million in equity available and full 1031 exchange eligibility.
“In periods of market volatility, assets tied to energy, food, and convenience consistently prove their staying power,” said Erik Conrad, founder and chief executive officer of InCommercial. “Gas stations and c-stores support transportation, logistics and food access, making them more insulated from economic cycles and e-commerce disruption.”
According to InCommercial, the RMF DST portfolio includes four fully operational gas station and convenience store assets, all leased under 20-year absolute triple-net-lease agreements. Each property features a nationally recognized fuel brand, including Shell, Valero, Sunoco and 76, and is in a high-traffic area within the Houston metropolitan statistical area, including Houston, Magnolia, and Santa Fe, Texas.
The RMF DST is an all-cash offering with no senior lender. It targets a 6% year-one distribution with monthly income for investors.
InCommercial further reported that the RMF DST builds on the firm’s growing footprint in the retail motor fuel and convenience sector, where InCommercial brings a vertically integrated approach that blends investment expertise with operational insight. As previously reported by AltsWire, InCommercial recently launched a high-yield income fund backed by motor fuel assets, as well as its fourth motor fuel fund.
“Gas stations aren’t just real estate; they’re operating businesses that require tight oversight,” said Dan Mercer Jr., head of capital markets. “Our team brings the unique advantage of managing the asset from the perspective of an operator, giving us better underwriting insight, risk management, and long-term upside.”
InCommercial is an investment real estate portfolio manager. Through a 25-year history, its team leverages relationships at each step of the investment cycle, starting at acquisition and continuing through streamlined operations, accretive financing, and efficient exits.
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