How long – if ever – has it been since you pondered the difference between a “tenancy in common” and a “joint tenancy”? Same for us, until the wheels came off a family relationship and a lawsuit was ...

Sharing ownership of a property with another person (or persons) can be legally established in a number of different ways. One possible legal arrangement is through tenancy in common, which allows you ...

“Title” is evidence of ownership. As pertains to real estate, title relates to the ownership of land and/or the more-or-less “permanent” improvements, such as a home or other building, upon it. Title ...

Tenancy in common allows each owner to sell, use, or mortgage their real estate share independently. Investors need agreements to manage risks when co-owning property in tenancy in common. REITs can ...

So decent chance I'll be buying, shortly, a home with a friend for Tenancy in Common. However, I want to use my VA Home Loan for it, and I haven't been able to find any information at all in doing ...

Can you play nice and share a piece of real estate? Sharing is hard enough, but imagine jointly owning an investment property with your brother when he decides that he would like to sell and then ...

One of the larger local real estate deals of 2003 was the sale of the Minnesota Center building in Bloomington. The 14-story suburban office tower changed hands for $40.6 million in October. But the ...

The owners of the Flatiron Building were at an impasse, and it was costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars each month. They could not agree on the landmarked tower’s future, and its present was ...

Tenancy in common (TIC) is a type of property co-ownership in which each owner has a percentage stake in the entire building. Rather than a resident receiving an individual deed for their unit, they ...