Castle-NNN: 1031 Exchange FAQs
BENEFITS OF TRIPLE NET AND TENANTS IN COMMON INVESTMENT PROPERTIES:
Definitions: TENANTS IN COMMON-Tenants in common (TIC) is a form of ownership that allows multiple investors to own an undivided interest in a single property. Each owner receives a separate deed to their interest in the property. TRIPLE NET -Triple net leased property means the tenant is responsible for maintaining the entire property, paying all taxes and insurance. These are typically single tenant properties. This allows small real estate owners to own and participate in the profitability of larger, institutional quality real estate, while escaping from the hassles of property management. A diverse inventory of properties allows more choices and flexibility to meet the investors needs. IRA HELD REAL ESTATE -TIC investments can be held by your IRA. Yes, real estate can be held be your IRA. We will help you transfer your IRA to a first class trustee with experience in holding real estate in IRAs. Then, we will find you the right real estate investment that meets all your needs and requirements. We are the experts in locating the investment that is right for you! Contact Us for further information. |