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Luke Haverkamp
  • Des Moines, IA
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Is my property a TIC or Join Tenancy?

Luke Haverkamp
  • Des Moines, IA
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I'm sure this is an easy question for someone that knows their stuff, but how do I know if I property I bought recently with a business partner is held with joint tenancy or a TIC? I'm trying to figure out if that is something recorded on the deed, or if it is arranged by a partnership agreement, etc. I probably should have figured this out before we closed on the property, but better late than never.

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Matt Devincenzo
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  • Clairemont, CA
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Matt Devincenzo
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  • Clairemont, CA
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It's based on the deed. If you held as TIC it should say something like "Luke Haverkamp (50%) and XXX (50%) as Tenants in Common". The % is defining your TIC ownership % and can be whatever was agreed to.

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