by Millcreek Commercial | Oct 28, 2020 | Commercial Real Estate Investing, Passive Income, Uncategorized
There is a common misconception that a Self Directed Retirement Account (SDIRA) cannot own property with financing. In Mat Sorensen’s Handbook on The Self Directed IRA, he debunks this myth. “It is possible for an IRA to obtain a loan in connection with... 
by Millcreek Commercial | Aug 26, 2020 | 1031 Exchange, Commercial Real Estate Investing, Passive Income
Real Estate Tenant-In-Common or TIC Offerings Technically there are two types of Proportional Ownership products referred to as Tenant In Common – TICs. A Securitized TIC and a Real Estate TIC. Since the favorable ruling by the IRS in 2004 allowing a Delaware... 
by Millcreek Commercial | Aug 12, 2020 | Commercial Real Estate Investing, 1031 Exchange, Passive Income
At Millcreek Commercial, we utilize Tenants in Common (TIC) ownership to divide up high quality, recession-resilient commercial real estate for two or more investors to co-own. As we have discussed this type of ownership with interested investors, it has become... 
by Millcreek Commercial | Aug 4, 2020 | Commercial Real Estate Investing
If you’re an experienced rental property owner who benefited from depreciation, be aware that the IRS might want some of that money back when you sell. Depreciation is one of the most significant and most advantageous deductions for real estate investors because... 
by Millcreek Commercial | Jul 31, 2020 | Commercial Real Estate Investing, Passive Income
“Diversification is an established tenet of conservative investing”, wrote Benjamin Graham in his classic, The Intelligent Investor. Today, most financial planners subscribe to the diversification investment model. They will tell you that the key to mitigating risk in... 
by Millcreek Commercial | Jul 31, 2020 | 1031 Exchange, Commercial Real Estate Investing, Passive Income
Real Estate Tenant-In-Common or TIC Offerings Technically there are two types of Proportional Ownership products referred to as Tenant In Common – TICs. A Securitized TIC and a Real Estate TIC. Since the favorable ruling by the IRS in 2004 allowing a Delaware... 