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Avoiding the Traps in 1031 Tenants-In-Common Exchanges

Michael Dubes
The Journal of Wealth Management Winter 2006, 9 (3) 61-67; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jwm.2006.61
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The 1031 market has grown exponentially in recent years, averaging a 100 percent increase annually since 2000. The Tenant-In-Common (TIC) offering industry is expected to raise $4 billion in equity this year from transactions valued at close to $10 billion, and at the current growth rate, those numbers could well double in the next three years. This is from essentially a standing start in 2002 (Burr [2005]). The continued expansion of this market, combined with the unprecedented run-up in real estate values, indicates investors will have an expanding universe of properties available for 1031 exchanges in coming years. This should also facilitate meeting the 1RO-day time limitation for purchasing replacement properties.

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