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FREQUENTLY ASKED SELLER QUESTIONS



FREQUENTLY ASKED SELLER QUESTIONS



  • What is a Specialty Partner?
  • Upland TIC Specialty Partner Program is designed for real estate owners who owners who are looking to sell, but not sell out.

    The typical Specialty Partner is a real estate developer/owner with $50- $100M of existing assets, operating in a single market or geographic region, with expertise in one specific real estate asset class.

    Under a standard transaction, a Specialty Partner will contribute existing assets to a newly-formed Upland Fund or TIC sufficient to satisfy the initial minimum requirements of the investment fund. Consideration for the contribution is paid in the form of cash and tax-deferred TIC units. These units are delivered via mechanics that are analogous to the UPREIT technique. Specialty Partners typically take 10% to 50% of the consideration in the form of TIC units, with 5% being the minimum unit percentage required to become a Specialty Partner.

    Upon contribution and closing of an Upland Fund, the Specialty Partners usually assist with various functions related to the asset including:

    • Identification of related acquisition and development opportunities for a fund or TIC, or for the origination of another Upland TIC.

    • Property management and leasing related services. Typically, the Specialty Partner is retained under a long-term contract to provide the day-to-day operating services of the properties.

    • Assisting Upland with related advisory and consulting services.

    Why should I consider selling my property or portfolio into an Upland Tenancy-In-Common?

    Upland's Specialty Partner Program is designed for those real estate owners who are looking “to sell, but not sell out.” Our Program allows the real estate owner or developer to contribute existing property into a to-be-formed private, close-end real estate TIC fund, receive proceeds from the sale, and continue to receive an above average return on the remaining investment in the property. Specialty Partners, who contribute property, are just that, Partners. They continue to own a portion of the property para-passu to our TIC Investment Partners, and should benefit from that retained ownership.

  • What happens to my existing debt?

Upland will attempt to obtain financing on properties, in order to take advantage of the current favorable market debt. Most properties will not be leveraged more than a 50-65% ratio, in order to help mitigate risk. However, depending upon the size of the transaction, the investor yield expectations, and other market factors, it may make sense to consider leveraging up. We may assume existing debt while other investments may require new debt on the property. A select few investments may be better if we try to eliminate the debt entirely. Our debt scenarios are tied to the expectations of our Investment Partners, or TIC investors. We are usually able to match 1031 debt ratios within our TICs over multiple investments.

  • Can I still handle the property management of my property?

Yes, in fact, we recommend it! We are not currently in the business to manage day-to-day operations of the property.

An outside, unrelated asset management group will handle investor relations and asset management, but we will look to you for property management.

  • What kind of properties does Upland seek for the "Group Ownership" program?


  • NNN Leased (passive)
  • $2 -10 M price range
  • All property types
  • Long-term leases (10 years +)
  • Upper Midwest locations
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    We seek "bread and butter", "blue chip" properties with stable, predictable cash flows. Properties should be newer and not be burdened with deferred maintenance issues. No turn around or value-added properties will be considered. We are interested in "singles and doubles" not "swinging for the fences."

  • Can I maintain an ownership position of my property?

Yes. Our typical Specialty Partners will maintain an equity position between 10%-50%. Our minimum requirement is 5%. We seek Partners who are looking "to sell, but not sell out."


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