Tenancy-In-Common Ownership Structure
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This ownership structure has been designed to accommodate investors completing 1031 Tax Free Exchanges along with individual non-1031 investors. Each investor participates as a tenant-in-common, directly owning his or her interest in the real estate and will participate pro rata in all income/expense, appreciation, sale profits, and tax shelter/depreciation benefits.
Investment Grade Tenants
Prime Real Estate Locations
Ownership Orientation
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The SEC team looks at all properties from an ownership perspective. Every SEC team member owns real estate in his or her personal account and is also an SEC investor. We understand the ingredients of a solid investment. This firsthand experience translates to added value for our clients. When we can say that we would invest, then we know we’ve done our due diligence and we are comfortable promoting the opportunity.
Parallel Objectives
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Syndicated Equities earns a one-time, up-front fee at the time of purchase, retains an interest in the property, remains a long-term owner, and does not disproportionately benefit from any long term appreciation or revenue.
Customized Equity Contribution
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Investors can decide exactly how much equity they wish to contribute to a TIC property. For example, if an investor wishes to invest $317,197.90, he or she could buy an undivided fractional interest for that amount. A TIC investor can typically contribute a minimum of $100,000 up to the maximum amount of equity needed to acquire the property (subject to availability).
Financing In Place
Closing Costs are Capped
Liquidity
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As a Tenant-In-Common, an investor may sell his or her interest in the acquired property at any time. In the event that one of our TIC investors wants to liquidate his or her investment, Syndicated Equities will, if asked, assist the transfer of the undivided fractional interest.
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