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Fractional Ownership Resources
Learn more about the Fractional approach to real estate. These articles and resources are a starting place to give you the information you need to ask intelligent questions and make informed decisions.
• Fractional Ownership: How to Live Like a Multi-Millionaire
by David Yarian, Ph.D.
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Fractional Ownership allows you have the use of the luxury items you want, when you want them -- without the headaches, expense and liability of full ownership. With fractional ownership, an expensive asset (jet, yacht, vacation home, classic car, vineyard) is jointly owned with a number of other individuals; each owns a percentage share of the asset and has defined rights and privileges pertaining to the use of the asset. A management company provides the continuity and organization to allow share owners easy and predictable access to the asset. |
• Fractional Ownership by Andy Sirkin |
San Francisco attorney Andy Sirkin answers frequently asked questions about fractional ownership. |
• Fractional Ownership 101 by D. Andrew Sirkin |
Andy Sirkin is a recognized expert in fractional ownership and other co-ownership arrangements including shared vacation homes, tenancy in common, and equity sharing. |
• Florida Real Estate Economic Outlook by David Yarian, Ph.D. |
The Emerald Coast has a vibrant and steady tourist economy, with low unemployment. The new Panama City International Airport, projected to open in first quarter 2010, will make the area easily accessible from anywhere in North America and Europe. It is expected to provide a major boost to the area’s economy, and to drive demand for real estate. We believe Northwest Florida is a solid place to invest in real estate, and that real estate values, though flat right now (January 2008) are poised to move sharply upward, particularly for beachfront and Gulf view properties. See what American Express, CNN Money.com, Florida Realtors, the St. Joe Company, and Fortune Magazine have to say about real estate in Northwest Florida. |
• How to Finance Your Fractional Ownership Vacation Home
by David Yarian, Ph.D. |
Fractional ownership is a relatively new concept and many traditional lenders are not aware of it. What are the financing options for a fractional purchase? There are four options for financing your fractional ownership vacation home. The first, obviously, is cash -– buy your fractional share outright. The second option is to tap the equity in your home. Option three is to obtain a mortgage. There are several lenders who offer specialized mortgage products to fund the purchase of fractional ownership properties. The fourth option for funding your fractional ownership vacation home is financing offered by the developer of the fractional project. |
• Relax in Paradise! Fractional Ownership for Vacation Homes
by David Yarian, Ph.D. |
Vacation homes are the most widespread use of the fractional ownership concept. Fractional ownership is not a timeshare. The difference is that a fractional share owner owns a deeded share for a fraction of the property. A timeshare "owner" is entitled to access to his property for specified periods of time; he has no ownership interest in the property. If the property appreciates, fractional owners' shares also appreciate in value. Share owners can buy, sell, trade or otherwise convey their fractional share of the property. Share owners, as members of the Property Owners' Association, have input into decisions affecting their property. There may be tax benefits to the share owner from deducting mortgage interest or the fractional share of the depreciation on the property. |
These materials are furnished to provide general information. The presentation is for discussion purposes only, and does not constitute an offer to sell. An offer to sell a fractional interest will only be made with documentation specifically indicating that it is an offer to sell. |
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