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Legislative Update
In April, 2007, the Oregon Senate Committee on Business, Transportation and Workforce considered potential legislation that would have removed tenancy-in-common (TIC) or other undivided real estate from the definition of “security” from property ownership and investment purposes. This would have potentially ended TIC investment strategies in Oregon

The Tenant-in-Common Association and Robert Smith joined forces to testify against the legislation. The bill died in committee.
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As with any investment in real estate, there are risks associated with TIC ownership, including:
1. Vacancy rates which can impact cash flow.
2. Fluctuations in the real estate market that impact the value of the property.
3. There are risks associated with the loss of a major tenant. Multiple tenant situations can mitigate, but will not eliminate, this risk.
4. There may be a loss of control since TIC ownership requires unanimous approval to take a major action, such as a re-finance or sale.
5. There is no known secondary market for TIC interests and therefore the investment is considered illiquid.

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