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Riding the TIC Wave

Virtually non-existent only a few years ago, the tenant-in-common structure has become the hottest investment vehicle in real estate. TICs, which allow small investors to acquire a fractional interest in institutional-grade assets, raised $1.8 billion in equity last year and are expected to raise $4 billion this year. But the fledgling industry is mired in controversy and uncertainty even as TICs grow in popularity among investors. While most sponsors sell TICs as securities in accordance with Securities and Exchange Commission regulations, other sponsors don't. And there is widespread speculation that sponsors may have an easy time passing struggling ...

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