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TIC (Tenant-in-Common) 1031 Replacement

Complete your 1031 exchange by buying a fractional TIC interest in institutional-grade property — no operations.

Overview

TIC structure lets 1031 exchangers buy fractional ownership (each TIC owner holds direct deed) in institutional-grade properties: medical office, industrial, multifamily. Preserves 1031 treatment (unlike a REIT). Passive — sponsor handles operations. Minimum $100K–$500K. Sponsors: Inland, Cantor Fitzgerald, ExchangeRight. Downside: lack of decision control, limited exit liquidity until sponsor refinances or sells.

Best fit
1031 exchangers on tight 45/180 day clockInvestors seeking passive institutional RERetiring landlords
Estimated impact
Full §1031 deferral + passive institutional-grade cash flow

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