About

Bill Eatock, broker-owner of iSource Realty, has been in the real estate industry since 1983 as a real estate broker serving clients in California, Idaho, Oklahoma, Washington, and Alberta, Canada. Concurrently, since 1998, through his mortgage brokerage, Investors Lending Group, Eatock provided mortgage financing to credit worthy borrowers in California, Florida, and Hawaii, which enjoyed a large repeat and referral client base from his satisfied customers.

With changes in the economy and the difficulty in getting mortgage financing, investors are looking at alternative ways to invest in real estate. For many investors, Tenant-In-Common (TIC) real estate ownership is the answer.

Tenant-in-Common (TIC) Ownership, also called Fractional-Deed Co-Ownership, enables investors to acquire an interest in Class-A properties. These properties are large, professionally managed, and require no hands-on involvement by the investor like small individually owned real estate. Minimum investment varies by project but is generally in the range of $200,000 to $500,000.

1031 TAX FREE EXCHANGE (AKA STARKER EXCHANGE)
TIC Real Estate also conforms to IRS standards for a 1031 Exchange, making them a solid solution to identifying like-kind property for an exchange, which means that investors can purchase an interest in a TIC property with the equity from their real estate.