At Affordable Infill Housing, we use the TIC model to make homeownership more accessible. A TIC (Tenancy in Common) lets multiple buyers co-own a property affordably, each holding a share they can use, build equity with, and sell independently.
What is TIC?
Tenants in Common (TIC) is a form of ownership where two or more people share ownership of a property. Each owner holds a percentage interest in the building but has exclusive rights to their unit. It’s a popular option in urban areas where housing prices are high.
Big picture: You co-own the whole building with other buyers, and your agreement gives you the exclusive right to live in (and improve) your specific unit.
1. Find your home, pick your unit – Choose the home that fits your needs within the building.
2. Own your share – You’ll own a percentage of the property tied to your unit through a TIC agreement.
3. Get financing – Most buyers use a TIC loan (similar to a regular mortgage).
4. Move in – Enjoy your new home while sharing building costs with the other owners.
That’s it—you’re officially a homeowner.
Why Buyers Choose TIC
More affordable than condos → A lower price point to own in great neighborhoods
Flexibility →Owners can invest together without needing equal shares.
Exclusive rights → You live in and customize your own home.
Path to Equity →A strategic alternative to renting, offering buyers a way to build wealth.
Shared costs → Building expenses are split fairly among owners.
Transferable → Each owner can sell or transfer their share independently.
A path to ownership → Especially appealing for first-time buyers.
Affordability → Lowers the barrier to entry in high-cost markets like the Bay Area.
Join the Waitlist
We’re always preparing new TIC opportunities. By joining our waitlist, you’ll: