TIC – MySG

PROPERTY OWNERSHIP MAY BE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK

You Don’t Need to Buy a Whole Property to Start Building Wealth Through Property

From $75,000, TIC Property gives you the opportunity to become a legally registered part-owner of a real, income-producing investment property.

✅ Your name is legally recorded on the property title

✅ Receive your proportionate share of the net rental income

✅ Participate in potential future capital growth

Whether you are trying to enter the property market for the first time or looking for a different way to expand your portfolio, TIC Property could give you another way forward.

SHOW ME HOW TIC PROPERTY WORKS

No pressure. No obligation. Start with a personal conversation and discover whether TIC Property could be right for you.

COULD THIS BE FOR YOU?

A Different Way Into Property—Whatever Your Starting Point

You may have never owned an investment property. You may be renting and wondering how you will ever enter the market. Or you may already own property and be looking for a different way to expand.

TIC Property could be worth exploring if you are:

✅ Trying to enter the property market for the first time

✅ Renting but wanting to start building wealth through property

✅ A young professional who values financial flexibility

✅ An existing investor looking for another way to grow

✅ Considering property ownership through your SMSF

You do not need to buy an entire property to start moving forward.

HOW TIC PROPERTY WORKS

One Property. More Than One Legal Owner.

TIC stands for ‘Tenants in Common’. It allows two or more people to own separate legal shares in the same property.

With TIC Property, you can purchase a share from $75,000 without having to buy the entire property yourself.

1. Explore the Property

Review the property, expected rental income, costs and important ownership information.

2. Choose Your Ownership Share

Decide how much you would like to invest and the percentage of the property you could own.

3. Your Name Goes on the Title

Your legal ownership share is formally registered on the property title.

4. Share in the Property’s Performance

Receive your proportionate share of the net rental income and participate in any potential future capital growth.

You are not watching the property market from the sidelines. You are becoming a legally registered part-owner of real property.

SHOW ME CURRENT TIC PROPERTY OPPORTUNITIES

No pressure. No obligation. Start by discovering what opportunities may be available.

WHY POSITIVE CASH FLOW MATTERS

Property That Aims to Pay Its Own Way

Many traditional investment properties cost their owners money every month. The rent comes in—but it may not be enough to cover the property’s ongoing expenses.

TIC Property focuses on carefully selected properties intended to generate positive cash flow from day one.

✅ Rental income is received

✅ Property expenses are paid

✅ Any remaining net income is shared between the owners according to their ownership percentage

Instead of continually reaching into your own pocket to support an investment property, your share could provide you with additional income while also giving you exposure to potential future capital growth.

Your property share could be doing two jobs: producing income today and building value for tomorrow.

Rental income, expenses and property values can change. Forecasts and potential returns are not guaranteed.

THE PROPERTY BEHIND THE INVESTMENT

Purpose-Built Homes With a Greater Purpose

TIC Property’s current investment opportunities focus on NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation—known as SDA.

These are modern Australian homes designed to meet the accessibility needs of eligible people living with significant disabilities.

✅ Purpose-built with specialised accessibility features

✅ Selected with access to transport, healthcare and everyday amenities in mind

✅ Designed to meet recognised SDA categories and requirements

✅ Managed with the needs of residents and housing providers considered

This specialised housing model is different from owning a standard rental property. Each opportunity is assessed individually, including its location, expected income, costs, participant demand and potential risks.

A property can do more than generate income. It can provide a better home for someone who genuinely needs it.

Participant demand, occupancy, SDA funding, rental income and property values can change. Returns are not guaranteed.

PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED FOR YOU

Own the Property Share. Not the Day-to-Day Work.

Owning part of an investment property does not mean you have to manage it by yourself.

TIC Property provides professional property management, allowing you to participate in property ownership without taking on the everyday workload of a traditional landlord.

✅ Tenant relationships are professionally managed

✅ Property maintenance is coordinated

✅ Property performance is monitored

✅ Regular financial reports and updates keep you informed

You can see how your property share is performing without having to personally manage tenants, organise repairs or oversee the property yourself.

You remain the legally registered owner. The day-to-day property management is handled for you.

SHOW ME CURRENT TIC PROPERTY OPPORTUNITIES

Property management can reduce the everyday workload of ownership, but it does not remove normal property investment risks.

QUESTIONS YOU MAY BE ASKING

Your TIC Property Questions Answered

What is TIC Property and how does it work?

TIC Property allows several investors to own defined shares in an Australian property as tenants in common. Under its current model, one investor share represents 5% ownership of the entire property, with that ownership recorded on the property title.

Investors may receive their proportion of the rental income and benefit if the property increases in value. They are also affected if the rental income or property value falls.

What exactly would I own?

You would own a defined 5% interest in the entire property. You would not own one particular bedroom, room or section of the home.

Your name or investment entity would be recorded on the property title as a tenant in common, providing legal recognition of your ownership share.

How much do I need to invest?

Currently investment opportunities for TIC Property start from $75,000 for a 5% property share.

The exact amount may vary depending on the property and opportunity. Before proceeding, you will receive full details of the purchase price and any legal, government or transaction costs that may apply.

How do I receive rental income?

Any rental income available for distribution is shared between the owners according to their percentage of ownership. A person owning a 5% share would be entitled to the corresponding proportion of the distributable rental income.

TIC Property states that rental income is distributed monthly. However, the amount can change because of vacancies, property expenses and other factors affecting the property’s performance.

Who manages the property?

TIC Property provides professional property management, including managing tenant relationships and coordinating property maintenance.

This allows you to participate in property ownership without personally managing tenants, organising repairs or dealing with the everyday responsibilities of being a landlord.

Are there any fees?

TIC Property’s current FAQ states that it does not charge investors a TIC Property investment fee and that their investment is allocated to their property ownership.

However, owning property normally involves costs. Before investing, you should request a complete written breakdown of any legal, government, property-management, maintenance, insurance and other ongoing costs that may apply to the particular property.

Can I sell my 5% share?

Yes. TIC Property states that you can offer your 5% ownership share for sale through its investor network or on the open market.

However, selling a property share requires a willing buyer. The time needed to sell, the price received and any associated transfer costs cannot be guaranteed and will depend on the market conditions at that time.

What risks should I be aware of?

Like every property investment, TIC Property involves risk. Rental income may change, vacancies may occur, expenses may increase, and the property—or your ownership share—may rise or fall in value.

Specialist disability accommodation can also be affected by participant demand, occupancy, government policy and SDA funding arrangements. You may not be able to sell your share immediately when you want to.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Discover Whether TIC Property Could Be Right for You

Complete the form to learn more about current TIC Property opportunities and ask any questions you may have.

Completing this form does not commit you to anything. There is no pressure and no obligation—just clear information to help you decide with confidence.