Tenant-in-Common Real Estate Investing

TIC investing is a form of real estate ownership where a property owner holds title to an undivided fractional interest in a single, large commercial property with other co-owners. This allows individuals to buy ownership in properties they might not otherwise have the access to buy on their own. The co-owner investors are not limited partners or an entity, but individual owners, each receiving an individual deed at closing for his or her undivided percentage interest in the entire property. Each owner has the same rights that a single owner would enjoy and may sell or deed this portion of ownership just as with 100 percent single ownership properties. These properties are located through a sponsor, packaged, and sold to accredited investors through a registered financial advisor as a private placement securities offering.

TIC investing provides:
• 1031 tax-deferred exchange treatment on a prior investment
• High-yield monthly income
• 100 percent participation in property appreciation
• Professional property management
• No day-to-day management
• High-grade larger assets
• Prearranged non-recourse financing
• Lower leverage structures to meet individual debt and equity 1031 needs

Christopher Place Senior Communities is proud to be a member of the Tenant-In-Common Association.