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Investments In March, 2002 IRS Revenue Procedures 2002-22 provided 15 new guidelines for 1031 exchange investors that outlined how to structure a fractional-deed co-ownership purchase of larger sized assets as 'Tenant In Common' (TIC) co-investors. |
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Ownership opportunity of high quality Class ‘A’ institutional assets: retail apartment and office properties | ||||||||||||||
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Investors receive undivided ‘fee simple’ deeded interest in the property | ||||||||||||||
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Investment equity can come from 1031 exchange dollars or cash | ||||||||||||||
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All co-investors share in the proportionate net income, tax benefits and appreciation | ||||||||||||||
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Property hold periods are typically 5-10 years | ||||||||||||||
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Early exit strategies work on a right of first refusal purchase basis with other co-investors | ||||||||||||||
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Upon sale investors may 1031 exchange into another TIC, or an alternate property | ||||||||||||||
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