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Triple Net Commercial Explained

Tenant In Common Triple Net Commercial

One popular alternative to sole commercial real estate ownership is a single, larger triple-net commercial commercial real estate investment. Such investments are known as fractional ownership or tenant in common ownership.

Triple Net Commercial-tenant in common commercial real estate can be either single tenant or multi-tenant, and moreover it is common for tenant in common Sponsors to convert such investments into a triple-net commercial real estate through what is termed a master lease.

Consider the benefits of any tenant in common triple net commercial :

1. Freedom from management headaches

2. Readily available commercial real estate

3. Have access to larger institutional grade commercial real estate for investment

4. Pick and choose from a plethora of licensed 1031 broker to help facilitate your exchange

5. Variable minimum investments on each commercial real estate

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Tenant in common (TIC) properties have become popular 1031 exchange solutions for investors seeking to defer capital gains taxes and free themselves from property management. A wide range of TIC properties exist for sale and questionsabout1031.com can provide you with access to the best TIC investment opportunities nationwide.

  • Single and Multi-Tenant Office Buildings
  • Multi-Family Apartment Buildings
  • NNN-Triple Net Lease
  • Industrial Complexes and Warehouses
  • Retail Shopping Malls
  • 1031-REITS (Real Estate Investment Trusts)
  • Oil and Gas Royalties

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    Friday, July 30, 2010