TIC Properties as Alternatives in §1031 Transactions is designed for the accredited investor. Regulation D of the Securities Act requires that investors seeking to invest in Tenant-in-Common investments be accredited investors. Prior to attendance all investors must complete an Investor Questionnaire and provide it to the instructor for attendance.
In partnership with a real estate certified public accountant and/or a Qualified Intermediary, Ms. Matos covers such topics as:
- Overview of a traditional §1031 Exchange process
- Definition of TICs
- U.S. Supreme Court ruling SEC vs. Howey
- Title considerations
- Tax considerations and consequences
- Functions of a qualified intermediary
- Comparison Triple Net vs. TIC exchanges
- Benefits and risks
- Q & A
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