The Securities and Exchange Commission recently issued a statement that could reshape the future of the tenant-in-common (TIC) industry. The ruling could be a blow for those sponsors that sell TICs or fractional ownership as real estate, essentially avoiding securities laws.
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Luce Forward Receives a No-Action Letter From the SEC Taking the Position That TIC Transactions, Whether Master Lease or Property Management Transactions, Are Securities
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There may be a silver lining for opportunistic buyers as sellers are forced to bring properties to market.
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So many people think the market is only doom and gloom. Is it really time to head for the fallout shelter or are deals closing? Can you still finance Walgreen’s, one of the strongest tenants in the market, or is it time to donate our children to science and curl up in the fetal position?
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CPN editor-in-chief Suzann Silverman spoke with Jeff Hughes, senior director for Stan Johnson Co., about the outlook for the net lease sector in 2009 and the approach his nine-person team is taking to brokering single-tenant deals.
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Delinquency rates continued to tick up in the third quarter for most commercial/multifamily mortgage investor groups, but remained at the lower end of their historical ranges, according the third quarter Commercial/Multifamily Delinquency Report from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).
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Q&A: Jay Koster, Managing Director of Corporate Capital Markets, Jones Lang LaSalle
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