A triple-net lease, or NNN, is a structure in which the tenant pays the three major property costs, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance, on top of base rent, leaving the owner with a nearly hands-off, bond-like income stream.
Log in to followI do land and long holds, so this is off my usual path, and that's exactly why I want other eyes on it. A regional auto parts operator with 31 stores across two states approached…
This is a small thing next to what usually gets posted here, but it's sitting on my desk this week and I'd rather ask than guess. I own a four unit and a two unit, both ordinary r…
Under contract review right now and I keep circling the same clause. The asset: 9,100 square foot single tenant discount retail box, small upper midwest town, population around 6,…