Okay, so you know the basics of 1031 exchanges. But did you know there are many solutions and 1031 models that could be implemented?
Which one should you choose?
Consider the solution...
Fractional Ownership of Real estate Tax deferred (FORT)
And like a fort, it's strong.
Are you a potential investor?
How would you like to acquire institutional quality real estate with the maximum tax benefits afforded under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code?
Then consider Fractional Ownership, also called a TIC (Tenant-In-Common) offering
It's a method where property is purchased by a group of investors as co-owners.
If properly structured, this kind of transaction then qualifies as replacement property for a Section 1031 Exchange.
It's a successful and very effective model for 1031 exchanges.
And we know this business.
FORT Properties, Inc. is the premier provider of TIC offerings.
As one of the only companies to acquire properties with its own capital before selling the properties in the TIC market, FORT Properties reduces the financial and timing risks associated with 1031 exchanges.
As with most successful products, demand cultivates creativity and creativity breeds invention. TIC offerings using a TIC structure are no different. Non-institutional owners, who possess a strong desire to sell their properties control a good portion of investment real estate in the U.S.
Prior to the creation of TIC offerings, many non-institutional owners found it challenging to sell their properties, defer capital gains tax in accordance with Section 1031 rules and simultaneously obtain replacement property with the following desired features:
- Passive oversight
- Divisibility
- Diversity
- Quality tenants
- Flexibility for complete deferral
- Strong service providers
Click Mike above to hear more about TIC offerings
The Solution is FORT's Name
FORT - (Fractional Ownership of Real estate Tax deferred)
Michael Franklin, Executive V.P.
Questions?
Call us at 213-572-0222
1031 Exchange
Tax Specialists
