Tenants in Common (TIC) Replacement Properties, Tenant in Common 1031

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REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) (NON 1031 Exchange)

Tenants-in-common & DST properties (For 1031 Exchanges)

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Real Estate Funds & Note Offerings (NON 1031 Exchange)

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Cornerstone Real Estate Investment Securities is a OSJ Branch Office of OMNI Brokerage, Inc. (Member FINRA/SIPC)

Cornerstone Real Estate Investment Securities/OMNI Brokerage is a nationwide securities brokerage firm that specializes in Tenant in Common (TIC) investment properties and Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) properties as section 1031 exchange replacement properties. OMNI was a founding member of the Tenant In Common Association and we have one of the largest listings of tenant in common properties with strict due diligence standards. Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) allows for the capital gains tax to be deferred when "like-kind" real property is exchanged. With tenant in common properties and DST investments, an owner may diversify their real estate investment across multiple properties and enjoy the benefits of a tax deferred exchange.

The Tenant In Common Association awarded OMNI its "A Champion of Excellence" Award in October of 2007. The leadership of OMNI in the tenant in common real estate industry has been demonstrated by the following:

Investors have purchased over $3.9 billion in real estate through OMNI.

Based on equity raised, OMNI is currently the largest broker/dealer in the TIC industry.

OMNI has successfully completed more than 4,000 TIC transactions since 1995.

More than one in every ten dollars (10%) invested in TIC offerings in the past five years has gone through OMNI.

OMNI works closely with a large number of sponsors who identify and package TIC property providing investors access to different types of exchange replacement properties all across the country. These sponsors often provide many of the pre- and post-acquisition management services that investors would otherwise have to handle themselves and at their own expense such as for due diligence, appraisal, debt financing, and environmental reports.

Accordingly, OMNI offers tenants in common that have been designed to address a number of the burdens associated with 1031 exchanges. We identify sponsors, review properties, perform due diligence, and offer Section 1031 TICs to our investors. However, we do not provide our investors with accounting, tax, or legal advice, and encourage you to obtain advice from independent advisors.

Once inside the password protected portion f our website you will find a robust amount of information on tenant in common and 1031 exchanges, including:

	A lengthy listing of available Tenant-in-common properties of all asset classes located throughout the United States,
	A detailed discussion of the advantages of tenant-in-common investments,
	A serious look at the various risks associated with TIC replacement properties, and
	An insightful overview of the tenants-in-common industry and how tenant-in-common investments are structured.

In order to receive your password, please complete the Tenant-in-Common Property Information Request Form below. We will promptly contact you for a consultation and to provide you with your password. We have a strict privacy of client information policy and your information will remain confidential and NOT be referred over to other parties.

Please take a moment to complete our Property Information Request Form below.

Cornerstone maintains an ever-changing database of approved properties. Please complete the form below to pre-register to be notified when new TIC properties become available and to download our Suitability Form.

TIC Property Listing Request Form

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*1031 Exchange Information*
Is your property currently listed?	Yes No
Estimated close date of your property:
Your 45-day identification period ends on:
Sale price:
Amount of debt
Would you like a Qualified Intermediary (QI) firm to contact you to assist in your 1031 exchange?	Yes No
*Suitability Information*
Are you an accredited investor?	Yes No Please read the definition below:
	(The Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) defines an accredited investor as an individual with a net worth of at least $1 million (all assets less liabilities) or net income the last two years of $200,000 (if joint income with spouse $300,000) and with a reasonable expectation of equal or greater earnings in the current calendar year)
Investment objective?	Income Growth Safety of principal Tax advantage
Investment purpose?	Retirement Tax shelter Current income
Investment time horizon?	Long-term (10 years +) Intermediate (3-10 years) Short-term (under 3 years)
Risk tolerance: (check one)	Low 0 1 2 3 4 56 7 89 10 High
Investment experience:	Real estate years Stocks & Bonds years Partnerships & other years

TIC Property Listing Request Form

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