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What do I need to do if I hold stock certificates of TCC common stock directly, but not in a brokerage account?

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If your shares are not held in a brokerage account, within a few weeks after the acquisition, you should receive a Letter of Transmittal packet from CBRE providing details on how to convert TCC common shares into cash. After you receive the transmittal package, please: • Read the cover letter and Letter of Transmittal enclosed in the packet; • Locate your TCC stock certificates; • Complete, date and sign the Letter of Transmittal and Form W-9 in accordance with the accompanying instructions; • Deliver the completed and signed Letter of Transmittal and Form W-9, along with your TCC common stock certificate(s) to our paying agent, Citibank, N.A., at the address provided in the Letter of Transmittal; • Do not endorse or otherwise sign your TCC stock certificates; and • Do not send the stock certificates to TCC or CBRE, as this will only delay your receipt of the cash payment.

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