Tenants Common
Tenants in common properties are perfect for investors who are interested in owning a large commercial property but can't afford to buy one on their own. It also enables quick diversification of investment type and geography. The advantages of tenants in common arrangements are wide ranging. Most enable investors to determine the total amount of equity they wish to invest, provided that they meet the minimum requirement. They also make it possible for smaller investors to get involved with an institutional grade property that can provide a sizable income and that has high performance potential. Like traditional commercial real estate investments, tenants in common programs can be found in a variety of property types, including multifamily residences, office buildings, hotels, and retail centers. However, it's important to understand that tenants in common properties come with many of the same risks as other investments. Before committing, it's vital that you fully understand the investment package, and that you discuss your options with your CPA or tax attorney. You need to look into the ease of sale, property sponsor's experience, financing, and property management arrangements. Despite the risks, many feel as though the benefits of tenants in common arrangements far outweigh the disadvantages. This means that they generally sell quickly before most investors ever know about them. At TM 1031 Exchange, we can connect investors with the hard-to-find tenants in common properties, and we can inform them as soon as a new one hits the market. Call 1-877-4-TM1031 or email team@tm1031exchange.com to learn more.
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