One of the beauties of the Term Investment component is that it should qualify for like kind exchange treatment.  It is an investment in a property.  It is not a mortgage on a property.  The investment is contingent in nature, and at the end of the day, you may be paid in cash for the contingent property interest, but that does not appear to disqualify the investment for like kind exchange.

What does this mean?  It means that you can roll the returns you receive on one Term Ownership into another while deferring the taxation of that money. 

You can make more of your money work for you!

The caveat is that this product, and this aspect of the product has not yet been tested.  Plus Congress can at any time decide to change the tax code, and that could have negative ramifications on the ability to exchange this property as like-kind property.