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You've
made your money. Now it's time to take
it to the next level.
We
work with a national leader in providing
1031 Tenants-in-Common (TIC) replacement
properties. By specializing in
institutional quality exchange properties
for use in 1031 TIC real estate
transactions, we provide a means for the
individual real estate owner to
participate in ownership of properties
previously beyond their individual
financial ability.
Find
out how to use your IRA to fund your real
estate investments.
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Section
1031 of the Internal Revenue Code has
provided that a real property owner who
sells his property and then re-invests the
proceeds in ownership of like-kind
property is able to do so and defer any
capital gains tax. To qualify as a
like-kind exchange, property exchanges
must be done in accordance with the rules
set forth in the tax code and treasury
regulations.
You're
not constrained by being in the Las Vegas
market, but there are strict rules. In
general, the "3 Property Rule"
is applied, where you may identify any
three properties as possible replacements
for your relinquished property within 45
days of selling the relinquished property.
Then, the replacement property must be
received by the taxpayer within the 180
day exchange period.
Tenants-In-Common
(TIC) ownership is an undivided fractional
interest in real property. As a TIC owner,
you share in your percentage of the rental
income, tax deferral (depreciation
deduction) and potential property
appreciation. A TIC strategy allows the
average real estate buyer to participate
in ownership of an institutional grade
property by buying an undivided fractional
interest in a large commercial property
along with other unrelated investors, not
as limited partners, but as individual
deeded owners. Each TIC owner will receive
an individual deed at closing for his or
her undivided fractional interest in the
property. Each individual owner has a
majority of the same rights that a sole
owner of the entire property would
have.
By owning TIC interests in
commercial properties across a wide
geographical area, you can enjoy the
diversification that is not possible if
you were to buy just one single-tenant,
single-location property. By combining the
monthly rental income advantage of NNN
leased, single-tenant property with the
appreciation (both in income and potential
property value) advantages of a
multi-tenant property, you get the
advantages of a long-term, triple-net
lease without the hassles. The
Tenants-In-Common (TIC) structure has
various features that make it attractive
to real estate buyers:
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Contractual
Monthly Rental Income
without ever having to find
tenants. In fact, you have
access to higher grade
properties and you can buy
buildings with credit
tenants who have long-term
leases in place.
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Deeded
interest in real property
with whole and part (TIC)
ownership opportunities
available.
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Unlike
other NNN leases, YOU get
the potential appreciation
of your real property
benefits instead of the
triple-net lessee.
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Seller contracts
with a lessee with an
established history of 1031
experience with more than
4,000 satisfied real estate
investors.
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No
closing costs!... and
closings can occur in 10
business days.
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Low
minimum purchases.
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Multiple
properties are available
allowing for diversification
strategies.
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Property
management teams are already
in place with TIC ownership.
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Exact
dollar matching of TIC
interests equal to available
cash equity.
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Non-recourse
financing, generally in
place.
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We
provide prospective real estate investors the opportunity to
acquire undivided Tenants-In-Common (TIC) interests in undeveloped land. With low minimum purchase amounts and unlimited
appreciation potential, purchasing TIC interests in undeveloped land may be the
opportunity you have been looking for to diversify your holdings or to get
into the ground floor of real estate investing. Contact us for details.
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While
the biggest advantage to entering a 1031
exchange is to defer the tax burden,
another advantage is multigenerational.
Based on current tax laws, after a
lifetime of tax deferral through
exchanging, an investor may leave the
investment property to his or her heirs,
who will receive a stepped-up basis for
the bequeathed property, and not be
taxed if it is sold at the stepped-up
basis.
We work with a product called the NNN
PLUS™ lease, which is
a triple-net lease in which the lessee (DBSI
Housing Inc. (DBSI)) completely leases
the replacement property under an
escalating annual lease payment plan.
The lessee takes on the responsibility
to sublet the property. The lessee’s
triple-net lease ends whenever the
Tenants-In-Common (TIC) owners vote to
terminate it or, in any event, when the
TIC owners sell the property. As
previously mentioned, the arrangement
generates the following benefits for the
TIC owner:
- The
TIC owner is provided an increasing
annual rent payment.
- The
TIC owner has unlimited appreciation
potential.
- The
TIC owner is saved the time involved
in dealing with multiple tenants as
the lessee takes the responsibility
to sublet and maintain the property.
- Control
of your property without many of the
day-to-day property management
headaches.
We'll
make the 1031 purchase process quick and
understandable. So sell that commercial
property you have, stop being a landlord
with all those day-to-day management
headaches and let us get you into a
program where all you'll have to do is
cash the checks you'll receive in the
mail.
Please provide us with your contact info
below and we'll show you how a TIC 1031
exchange can work for you. (your
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