I attended a workshop a few weeks ago presented by a company that is a “tenant-in-common” (TIC) ownership sponsor. It quickly became clear that investors seeking to eliminate the day-to-day hassle of active property management should at least be introduced this form of investing. By replacing existing, high-maintenance properties with TIC investment, triple-net-lease properties, investors obtain a vehicle to provide appreciation potential as well as a secure monthly income without the responsibilities of being a landlord.
The TIC market has grown immensely since 2002 when the IRS approved the use of TICs as Section 1031 replacement properties for real estate. Billions of dollars have poured into TICs in the last 4 years. Check out this article to learn how you can take advantage of this growing market. Read: Buying a Small Part of Something Big.
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