What are the "nuts and bolts" of a 1031 exchange? How does a 1031 Exchange work exactly? Are there certain guidelines I need to follow to complete my 1031 Exchange? Are there any time restrictions for completing a 1031 Exchange? What are the requirements for replacement properties? How do I know which replacement property option is best for me? Which companies have the best replacement properties? Is a Tenant-in-Common property a good fit for me? Why should I consider an Oil & Gas property? What are the benefits of exchanging rather than just paying the taxes? Do I have to be in a 1031 Exchange in order to invest? What do you charge for your services?	Is a Tenant-in-Common property a good fit for me? Placing a portion of The most common complaints we hear from residential rental property owners revolve around what we have come to call the three Ts: tenants, trash and toilets. Tenant-in-Common (TIC) properties are a good fit for those who desire or are ready to give up active management of their real estate. TIC investments are set up with professional property managers who handle the day-to-day operations, maintenance, and tenant needs. Asset managers are also in place, and are responsible for evaluating the local real estate market, financial markets, and cap rates. They make recommendations to the owners regarding whether to hold, sell, or refinance the property. The owners then decide as a group which course of action to take. Clients who are either tired of active property management, or are positioning themselves for more freedom in retirement, have expressed appreciation for the following benefits of TIC properties: No more late-night interruptions from    tenants Freedom to travel, go on long cruises, etc. More dependable cash flow and/or    higher returns on equity More time to do activities of their choice    instead of property repairs and maintenance For those investors who like to maintain active property management and control of the investment, a TIC property may not be a good fit. However, for clients who are looking for freedom of management responsibilities, TIC properties work well. For risks in TIC investment, please refer to "Investing in TIC Properties". We would be happy to answer any questions you may have. Feel free to contact us today! 866.347.1031 toll-free
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