TIC Investments: Fractionalized, But Not Fractured

I will be reading all of your posts over the next week.  I have just joined the group.  I want to know if you receive an actual deed as a TIC investor.  Most investors I talk to are not interested in owning shares of someoene elses LLC.  Investors typically don't feel secure with shares of someone elses business.  They want a deed with their name on it.

Yes.  It does help.  My friend runs a hedge fund in Thailand.  They raise tens of millions of dollars to buy commercial property all around the world.  We are actually planning to create a TIC corporation.  Gee, I know that's going to be a monster undertaking, but the thing is, we have accredited investors we've worked with before that are chomping at the bit for more commercial investments.  I know there are also thousands of landlords that are getting peanuts in rents, and if proposed correctly, they would trade all of it for a better more solid investment - with less headaches.

Thank you for your help!!

He told me a Thai citizen can be on a deed of American property, even though they do not have citizenship in the U.S.    These of course would be cash transactions, not exchanges.  As a Financial Advisor, I'm wondering how anti-money laundering and the Patriot Act fall into all of this.  I have a lot to study.