tic vs reo investing

TIC

NorthPoint REO Llc Fund OpportunityBy Steve Roesch

Sales of tenant-in-common interests have plummeted this year. WHY?

Regardless, there is still demand for

investors to leverage partners

to buy larger investments.

TIC

Offerings have dropped 56% from

2008 to 2009

TIC Equity has dropped 85% from

2Q08 – 2Q09

TIC

What attracts a TIC buyer want?

To be a small part of something largerTo have hands off ownershipTo have a steady and safe return on the investmentTo have an investment secured by Real Estate

TIC

What Killed the TIC market

2009 Economy = Large Commercial Vacancies

Mortgage back securities gone. Was lead source for additional income.

Limited Exit Strategies

TIC

Both offer to be part of larger investment vehicles

Both are secured by real estate

Both are managed by someone other than the investor

Both bring steady return

TIC vs REO Llc

Exit strategy is the key difference.REO Llc. Is more like a maturing CD.TIC exit is when everyone unanimously agrees to sell, or you sell your (timeshare) parcel to someone else

TIC vs REO Llc

REO Llc focuses on distressed opportunities with high yield resale

Extensive research and due diligence

Does not rely on occupancy

REO Llc Fund

Invest in REO Llc Fund, for 6 to 12 month increments.

10-15% annualized returns paid on schedule

Profit sharing each time capital is turned

Investment is secured by individual real estate assets

REO Llc Fund

For further questions

Steve RoeschReal Estate Market AdvisorSteve@Northpointgroup.com

503-318-6351

REO Llc Fund