What
is Tenant-in-Common | Benefits
Tenant-in-Common (TIC) investing is a method for sharing property
ownership among a group of investors in which each entity holds
an undivided, fractionalized ownership interest in the property.
What are the Benefits of Tenant-in-Common?
There are several benefits to participating in a Tenant-in-Common
investment. At Guardian, we have identified five such benefits as
the “Value Creating Pillars” of TIC investing.
| Size Flexibility |
By
dividing ownership among a group, each investor is able to
invest as much or as
little (of available funds) as they want in any given deal. |
| Finance in Advance |
Pre-arranged
fixed rate financing put in place upon close of escrow. |
| Rate of Return |
By investing
into an institutional-grade commercial property, investors
can expect a higher rate of
return on their investment dollars. |
| Quality Tenants |
A mix of
national-credit tenants help ensure high occupancy and increase
the potential for cash flow stability. |
| Hands-off
Management |
Properties
are managed professionally through the Guardian network of approved
vendors, thereby alleviating investors of management responsibility.
|
|
Partial Interest Estate Planning |
Estate
obligations on investment properties can be reduced due to
"partial interest" rules. |
| Transferable
for Estate Planning |
Tenants-in-Common ownership
may be established through a will, a deed, or additional documents. |
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