Differences Between Various Fractional-Ownership Real Estate Investment Options
Robert G. Hetsler, Jr. J.D. CPA
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When it comes to investing in real estate, many savvy investors understand the benefits of fractional or co-ownership arrangements. Less day-to-day management responsibilities, bigger and better investment properties become available to them, and they can diversify their investment portfolios beyond traditional single-owner properties.
But when an investor is ready to make the leap from single-ownership property to either a Tenancy In Common (#TIC) or Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), the investor may be confused with the differences between the two.
Here is a quick side-by-side comparison to help you understand the key differences between the two types of fractional ownership options.
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