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Tenants In Common Explained
In a
tenants in common investment, multiple qualified property owners come together to purchase a large, institutional-grade property -- not as limited partners, but as individual owners. Each co-owner willing to assume the inherent risks and expenses associated with real estate investments, including the fluctuations in the real estate market, receives an individual deed at closing for his or her own undivided fractional interest in the entire tenants in common property.
Each
1031 exchange tenants in common property owner has all of the same rights as a single owner and shares the proportionate share of risk, as well as net income or losses, tax benefits, and growth or loss of market value with other 1031 exchange-tenants in common investors. (tenants in common investors in a given multi-tenants industrial complex, for instance, would share in the ownership of the entire triple net lease property, not just one or more specific tenants' spaces.) An exchange into a tenants in common property allows a qualified real estate investor to defer capital gains taxes in accordance with tenants in common requirements. Complete details of investment requirements, including risks and expenses, are disclosed in the individual property's Offering Memorandum. Please read it carefully before considering investing.
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