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TENANTS-IN-COMMON

As a Tenant-In-Common (TIC) owner, you are purchasing an undivided percentage interest in a larger investment real estate project than you might be able to purchase by yourself.  This property is then master leased to an experienced real estate management company on a long term triple-net-leased basis whereby the management company pays you lease payments in addition to paying the taxes, insurance, maintenance, and debt carrying expenses.  The management company also assumes the risk of vacancy in the property as their lease payments to you are guaranteed to you and these lease payments increase over the term of the lease.

Tenants-In-Common (TIC) structure has various features that make it attractive to real estate buyers.

●    Property Management Teams are already in place with TIC ownership.

●    You can buy buildings with credit tenants who have long-term leases.

●    Access to higher grade properties.

●    Exact dollar matching of TIC interests equal to available cash equity.

●    Low minimum ownership amounts.

●    Non-recourse financing, generally in place.

●    Quick, simplified closings with no closing costs.

●    Diversification strategies.

●    Deeded interest in real property.

●    A Master Lessee with experience in real estate ownership and management.

Let's talk, if you have questions and perhaps feel that the Tenant-In-Common structure might be the best choice for you.