A single net lease is a commercial real estate lease agreement wherein the tenant of the property agrees to pay property taxes and rent. The property owner, or you, is then responsible for taking care of the maintenance fees and building insurance. Read more →
Have you been considering a triple net property investment? With stock market volatility, low interest rates, and the slow recovery of the economy, demand for commercial real estate industry services has grown in recent years. In fact, the commercial real estate industry grew annually by 3.9% between 2012 and 2017. Read more →
It’s been said that money can’t buy happiness, but that happiness alone can’t keep out the rain. It’s for this reason that many people choose to invest their money as a way of generating more income over time. Read more →
When savvy commercial real estate investors are looking for assets, they understand that not all lease agreements are created equally. And while a net lease is a popular choice, perhaps no lease agreement offers more benefits for property owners and investors than triple net leasing. In fact, many commercial real estate investors consider the triple net lease the most advantageous of investments. Read more →
One of the most popular commercial lease types is the NNN lease, or triple net property lease. NNN properties are those where tenants pay property taxes, property insurance, and common area maintenance in addition to the lease fee. Read more →
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