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Posted about 9 years ago

Why Are Self Storage TICs Such a Great Investment?

For the real estate investor looking to move up in terms of the value and ROI of their real estate investment property, considering a co-ownership arrangement can be a very lucrative decision. After all, when multiple investors go in, they can buy a bigger and better property than would be possible on their own.

So what if you could leverage the power of fractional ownership and buy in to a rental property that delivers corporate level returns (including monthly cashflow) without the corporate level investment requirement? You can with a unique new Tenancy in Common offering that harnesses the power of self-storage facilities with TIC ownership.

What makes a self-storage TIC so unusual is that self-storage facilities are rarely offered for sale in a public, co-ownership arrangement. Their ROI is so great and the risk so low (compared to other investments), that most purchasers want to keep the benefits all to themselves. Benefits like:

  • Steady monthly income – facilities enjoy high occupancy and consistent cashflow
  • Low volatility – everybody needs storage in good times and bad
  • Professional property management – no DIY calls in the middle of the night for owners
  • Offset to income – enjoy a pro rata share of depreciation (10% APR in most cases)
  • Deferred capital gains – your ownership qualifies for 1031 exchange treatment

So how does an everyday investor find these unique self-storage TIC opportunities? Traditionally, only via word of mouth. But now you can check out the latest offerings on our sister website – Self-Storage TICs.

And if you’re considering a #1031 exchange, please visit our website to learn more about the exchange process, our qualified intermediary services and how we can help you find and close on your next 1031 exchange property.



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