Fractional Ownership
There are a number of investors throughout the country who have lingered in the same asset class for a long period of time. Perhaps they focus solely on residential investments or only put money into small, single-tenant commercial properties. They would like to shift classes and invest in larger properties, or at least diversify, but money is an issue. They simply can't risk putting too much on the line to buy a large commercial property. Fractional ownership or tenants in common programs provide an alternative for those investors. Fractional ownership allows you to buy into a commercial property without taking on all of the cost. As a partial owner, you're still granted the deed to and control of your portion of the investment. Fractional ownership makes it easier for investors to get involved with investment grade properties and other large commercial ventures. It also allows you to expand the types of investments in your portfolio. In many cases of fractional ownership, the investor dictates how much he is willing to invest in the property, which enables him to adhere to his current financial situation while making inroads for future larger investments. Fractional ownership properties generally sell quickly, and they often disappear off the market before most investors even know they're there. At TM 1031 Exchange, we have access to hard-to-find fractional ownership properties, and we're able to notify investors as soon as they become available. To learn more about fractional ownership and the role they can play in 1031 tax deferred exchanges call 1-877-4-TM1031 or email team@tm1031exchange.com.
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