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Volume 2 - Number 11 | November 14, 2006
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TOP STORY: TICA Moves To Keep Threat At Bay; Proposed Legislation Among Tactics
By Michelle Napoli
Political outreach on Capitol Hill is a key focus for the Tenant-in-Common Association, a fact made clear at the association’s annual conference in Las Vegas last month. Being proactive in Washington, DC--where TICA’s next symposium will be held in March--is what the association is aiming to do to avoid another threat to the industry like the one it saw this past spring in the Senate Finance Committee.
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Industry Update: State or Federal, Scrutiny Weighs on Industry’s Collective Mind
By Michelle Napoli
From the state and federal levels and a variety of sources, there is scrutiny on the 1031 exchange market and the tenant-in-common industry specifically. Just before the Tenant-in-Common Association’s conference started last month, the Federation of Exchange Accommodators gathered for its annual conference in Las Vegas. While the proposed 468B regulations were the QI industry’s chief concern, the attention being paid to the TIC industry and broader 1031 exchange circles surfaced a number of times during the FEA event.
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TICA Report: Key Topics Include Growth, Excellence, Performance, Communication
By Michelle Napoli
The theme for the Tenant-in-Common Association’s State of the Union report at its annual conference in Las Vegas might have been best characterized by the slogan: “You’ve come a long way, baby.” The association has more than quadrupled its membership, from 23 in 2003 to 514 this year, the board reported, and the conference has grown considerably, too, from 420 attendees at the March 2005 event to more than 1,150 this October.
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Sponsor UpClose: DBSI Securities Corp.
By Michelle Napoli
DBSI Group of Cos. is a collection of real estate companies launched in 1979 by three certified public accountants, including current president Douglas L. Swenson. One of its companies is DBSI Securities Corp., an NASD-registered broker-dealer and sponsor of tenant-in-common offerings. It completed its first TIC deal in 2001.
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