Tenancy-In-Common (TIC) Property in San Francisco

Tenancy-In-Common (TIC) Property in San Francisco
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San Francisco TIC for Sale

After seeing a lull 2009 through 2011, the Tenancy-in-Common market is starting to gear back up, slowly.  And while we’re definitely still babying that clutch in first, there are some great TICs selling and currently on the market.  Fractional TIC financing is still readily available and rates have come back down to our atmosphere.  Here are a few great TICs to get your motor running:

589 Francisco $599,000 Completely remodeled two-bedroom, two-bath in coveted North Beach. Chef’s kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, marble baths.  Parking available to be purchased in the building.

2077 Golden Gate $699,000 Two-plus-bedroom NoPa flat in a gorgeous Eastlake Stick Victorian. Two remodeled baths, one-car garaged parking, remodeled kitchen, two fireplaces and high ceilings.

1629 Beach $1,700,000 Huge Marina flat.  Three bedrooms and three baths on the main level with a master suite with fireplace on the pent-level.  Ton’s of 1930s charm.  Two-car parking.

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