1031 Exchange and Tenancy-in-Common Seeking the Right Advisor to Achieve TIC Investment Objectives
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1031 Exchange and Tenancy-in-Common: Finding the Right Advisor for Your Investment Goals
Summary
The 1031 Exchange, especially when paired with Tenancy-in-Common (TIC), is gaining popularity among real estate investors due to its numerous benefits. However, navigating these transactions can be complex, particularly with tax and legal challenges. Section 1031 allows investors to sell investment properties and defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting in "like-kind" properties of equal or greater value.Understanding TIC and CORE
Tenancy-in-Common (TIC), also known as Co-ownership of Real Estate (CORE), enables investors to own fractional shares of high-quality, professionally managed properties. This approach allows for diversification across different properties and markets, enhancing both safety and potential returns. TIC investments aim to preserve capital, offer predictable cash flow, and appreciate over time through economies of scale.The Advisor's Role
Given the complexities of 1031 exchanges and TIC/CORE transactions, selecting a knowledgeable advisor is crucial. Advisors must be properly licensed, holding both Series 7 and Series 63 securities licenses, to guide clients effectively. Experience in commercial real estate and a deep understanding of client needs are also essential.The advisor's network is vital. With nearly 80 companies in the TIC/CORE industry, having access to the top performers can significantly impact the quality of investment opportunities presented to clients. New advisors may lack the connections needed to secure the best deals.
Key Questions for Advisors
When evaluating a potential advisor, consider asking:- What portion of your business involves 1031 exchanges or TIC/CORE transactions?
- How many investors have you advised on TIC/CORE investments recently?
- How long have you focused on these types of investments?
- Are you properly licensed to conduct these transactions?
- Which real estate providers do you frequently collaborate with?
Avoiding Pitfalls
Ensuring unbiased, high-quality consulting is critical. Be cautious of illegal referral compensation practices, which breach ethics and may constitute a felony. An advisor should prioritize your best interests, free from conflicts of interest.Conclusion
Carefully select a reputable advisor who can provide solid answers to these questions and has the connections to guide you into suitable investments. Advisors and firms recommending TIC/CORE investments must be licensed, ensuring compliance with state and federal laws.Co-ownership is a rapidly growing option for savvy investors, providing a pathway to quality properties that meet IRS and securities regulations. By engaging experienced advisors, you can effectively navigate the replacement property process and achieve your long-term investment goals.
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