If you are contemplating an investment in a TIC, this book is for you. It discusses the pros and cons of TICs as well as many related subjects to give you a basic, well-rounded education. TICs are not for everyone, to be sure, but for the right investor, they could be a way to benefit from passive income, tax benefits and diversification of your overall holdings.
TICs are institutional-grade, pre-packaged properties that are professionally-managed and have a number of tenants in place that generate cash flow. You the investor own a deed and percentage interest in the property, and you have all rights of ownership but will not be the only owner. You will share in your percentage interest of the income, tax shelters and appreciation. TICs are not limited or general partnerships and they can qualify for the 1031 tax-deferred exchange.
Effortless Cash Flow: The ABCs of TICs (Tenant in Common Properties) covers the following subjects and more: what are Tenant-in-Common (TIC) properties, what are the the pros and cons of this investment, TIC history, the 1031 tax-deferred exchange, are TICs securities or real estate?, Regulation D, the investment process, non-recourse financing, the Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), liquidity and exit strategy, and ‘What Could Go Wrong?’
If you are considering a TIC, you will want to order this book right away. It can help you decide if you should or should not invest. Note that an e-book is also available.
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