What is Tenant in Common (also known as Undivided Fractional Interest)?
The purchase of a tenant in common (or undivided fractional interest) structure allows investors to purchase an interest in a significant real estate asset, perhaps larger than they could obtain individually. The investor acquires a percentage ownership (title and deed) and receives passive rental income while receiving the tax benefits of traditional real estate. The investors own and control the properties, not a third party. TIC ownership provides investors with the first ever means for ownership diversity, both in location and type, of their real estate portfolio. Unlike partnership real estate, TIC ownership entitles each owner to the same ownership rights regardless of the equity invested. This element of the investment structure puts no individual owner (or group of owners) in direct control of the property over any other investor(s). You can truly have all of the ownership benefits and security of a large commercial asset with significantly fewer obstacles. As with any type of
Participation in a tenant in common (or undivided fractional interest) structure allows investors to purchase an interest in a significant real estate asset, perhaps larger than they could obtain individually. The investor acquires a percentage ownership (title and deed) and receives passive rental income while receiving the tax benefits of traditional real estate. The investors own and control the properties, rather than a third party. TIC ownership provides investors with the means for ownership diversity, both in location and type, of their real estate portfolio. Unlike partnership real estate, TIC ownership entitles each owner to the same ownership rights regardless of the equity invested. This element of the investment structure puts no individual owner (or group of owners) in direct control of the property over any other investor(s). You can truly have all of the potential ownership benefits of a large commercial asset with significantly fewer obstacles. As with any type of inves
Related Questions
- I am a tenant in a building and I have to pay for common area utility bills and I’d like to see improved lighting efficiency, but I don’t have the authority to make changes. How can I participate?
- What is Tenant in Common (also known as Undivided Fractional Interest)?
- What is a Tenant in Common investment program or TIC?
