There are two options for investing in properties through Exchange Equity:
Tenant in Common (TIC) investments and Self-Directed Retirement investments
Co-Ownership Interests, also known as a Tenancy in Common (TIC) or a Fractional Ownership Interest, are the newest opportunities for the small and mid-size investor to acquire institutional grade investment properties. By law, each Co-Owner is deeded and owns a distinct share in the property.
With Exchange Equity as the TIC sponsor, investors will no longer be faced with the difficult task of crafting the right replacement deal for the right price, the right timing, and the right income stream. A Co-Ownership interest represents ownership between two or more investors. It is especially suited to investors involved in the §1031 exchange process because the properties can be identified and closed in a timely manner thanks to prearranged financing and acquisition due diligence.
