1031 Exchange Into A Tenant In Common Property

Hi all,
In desperate need of anyone's info with regards to the validity of a 1031 TIC exchange. Basically my understanding is that the IRS has come out with a ruling (2002-22) that allows purchase of large properties by multiple owners (ie TIC) to be managed by a a property manager. Does anyone have any info or experience with these ?
I'm having a hell of a time trying to locate replacement properties in the Richmond, Va area and this seems like a valid substitute. Thanks much

Comments(1)

  • DaveT1st October, 2003

    Yes, you can use a Tenants-In-Common interest as the replacement property in a qualified 1031 exchange. A Tenants-In-Common interest is a form of ownership in which you hold deed to an undivided fractional interest in a large, professionally managed, institutional-grade property.

    I put Tenants In Common Exchange into my Google search engine and got 67900 hits. Perhaps one of the many 1031 exchange facilitators in the marketplace can help you.

Add Comment

Login To Comment