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Another Tenant In Common Company in Trouble

Another Tenant In Common Company in Trouble January 9, 2009. By Heidi Turner.
Portland, OR The founder and chief executive of a company that offered tenants in common (TIC) investment opportunities has filed for bankruptcy. Sunwest Management founder Jon Harder filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on New Year's Eve, following lawsuits against himself and company management. This follows news from 2008 that DBSI, a different company that also dealt with TICs, had filed for bankruptcy.
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Tenants in Common Losses have Lots in Common with other Squeezed Investors

Tenants in Common Losses have Lots in Common with other Squeezed Investors December 22, 2008. By Gordon Gibb.
Delray Beach, FL Here we go again—yet another example of how someone may have been promised a bill of goods, only to be sold something else. In this latest example: investments of tenants in common, or Tenants in Common TIC investments. These are products tied to the commercial real estate sector. Needless to say, Tenants in Common stocks have been hammered of late, and not for quite the same reasons as an investment in the stock market might be exposed.
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Tenants in Common Bankruptcy Causing Problems for Investors

Tenants in Common Bankruptcy Causing Problems for Investors December 16, 2008. By Heidi Turner.
Boise, IA Investors with money in tenants in common (TIC) agreements through DBSI are frantically trying to determine what their next move should be. Since they suffered TIC losses, related to DBSI's bankruptcy filing, they are now hiring advisors to help them figure out how and if they can regain their lost funds. Unfortunately, many investors lost a lot of money in their tenants in common investments.
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How One Tenant In Common Organization Fell Apart

How One Tenant In Common Organization Fell Apart December 11, 2008. By Heidi Turner.
Boise, ID If you got into tenants in common investments thinking they were completely safe, you might be shaking your head right now. With recent news that DBSI, one of the largest TIC companies in the US, was filing for bankruptcy, you can be forgiven for wringing your hands with worry and calling your financial advisor to find out what is going on. After all, you probably purchased your tenant in common investment property specifically because you believed it was a safe investment. These days, however, it seems that nothing is safe.
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The Truth About Tenants in Common

The Truth About Tenants in Common December 1, 2008. By Heidi Turner.
Buffalo, NY Investors with their money in Tenants in Common agreements might be glad they do not have their money in other investments, but they may be surprised to learn that their real estate investments could also be losing value. Unfortunately, many thought their investment was risk free and they would be fine in the economic crisis only to learn that there is risk involved in TICs.
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Investors Misled about Tenants In Common

Investors Misled about Tenants In Common November 25, 2008. By Heidi Turner.
Denver, CO For people looking for a place to put their money, tenants in common investments may have seemed like a dream come true—the opportunity to put their money in real estate with other people, thereby lessening their individual risk. Unfortunately, some are learning that their investment was not as "risk-free" as they thought. They are also learning that they may be stuck with expensive property and no way to get rid of it.
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Tenants In Common Investments

Tenants In Common Investments November 18, 2008. By Heidi Turner.
San Diego, CA Investors who put their money in TICs (Tenants In Common) investments may be wondering what happened to their money. Like many other people whose investments have lost value in recent times, people with TICs were told that their investments were safe, only to learn they were not. Part of the reason that TICs were pushed as a safe investment may have to do with the commissions associated with the TICs.
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