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tenants in common Real Estate vs. Securities
Although most syndicated tenants in common properties are considered real estate for tax status they are generally considered securities for securities law purposes when it comes to their marketing and sale. While this may sound confusing, it is due to the difference in the definition of the word security in the tax world compared with the definition in the securities world.
While the tenants in common properties listed on this site are sold as real estate directly by the Sponsor, the vast majority of tenants in common's are sold as securities. tenants in common structured as securities are offered through Registered Representatives who are appropriately registered through and associated with an actively registered broker/dealer that is a member of the NASD (National Association of Securities Dealers). Offerings are sold by a Private Placement Memorandum only, and are offered solely to pre-qualified Accredited Investors.
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