I've been researching foreclosed properties in LA, and came across to some interesting stuff where owners in distress are selling fractions of their property to investors.

And for a fraction of the cost of a new roof (usually just a couple hundred $), I can't imagine why anyone would not do it.BTW, with this particular development, we did 17 buildings just like the one in the previous picture.

Or, there are many good products already out there and, for a fraction of what you would pay a property manager over the course of a year for a single property, you can outfit yourself with some primo tools and do it yourself effectively and professionally.

He is just asking to sell it for a fraction of what it is worth and what he has invested in it.

A TIC investment is where multiple owners have fractional ownership of one property.

Considering that i have a functioning brain with the ability to read and analyze data i have decided that they are not going to make money off of me on information that is available for free or even a much smaller fraction of their cost.This is my vision and am kindly seeking your guidance.

In short, you leverage the company's relationships at a fraction of the price of traditional property management.

The TIC is a fractional interest or co-ownership in large commercial real estate properties.

I buy properties for a fraction of the costs and have folks offer me much less than what it is worth. based on what I paid for it. 

Later the tenant moves out and you discover you can only get a fraction of that rent.