Tag Archive for: triple net investment

Triple net real estate is highly beneficial to investors who desire a relatively low-risk investment (with little to no involvement as a landlord) that provides solid, predictable returns over the long term.

NNN locations tied to established brands like Starbucks are especially coveted in net lease real estate because they typically come with a recognizable brand, premium locations, and the potential for growing returns as the property owner. It also helps that its customers are practically addicted to the product, paying $6 or more for a large cappuccino as they rush off to work in the morning or a pick-me-up while on a long drive on the interstate.

If you’re interested in a Starbucks for sale (NNN), here are six important points you should consider. Read more →

SIG broker handled a deal for an investor who wanted to acquire a local Bank of America property for their portfolio.

Working with SIG brokers is the best way to successfully diversify your investment portfolio. SIG broker Max Freedman successfully closed a deal on a Bank of America location in Centennial, Colorado.

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SIG brokers handled a deal for private owner who wanted to sell a fast food restaurant in their portfolio.

Working with SIG brokers is the best way to maximize your sale price and find the perfect buyer through marketing and superb negotiation. Lead SIG broker Will Schuhmacher, along with Elan Sieder, successfully maximized the sale price for the property seller and negotiated an attractive triple net lease deal with the existing tenant that included an extension of their lease.  

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May 15, 2019:  SANTA MONICA, CA—An economic expansion approaching the longest in history means greater prosperity, of course, but it also means more investors have a ticket to the commercial real estate game, especially one like the single-tenant net lease (STNL) sector that offers many benefits and relatively easy entry. GlobeSt.com spoke to Chris Sands, founder & CEO of Sands Investment Group, a national real estate brokerage firm specializing in net lease properties, to discuss private net lease investors, deal volume and the 1031 exchange driver.

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SIG brokers handled a unique deal for a recurring client who wanted to add 2 discount/dollar stores and 1 big box properties to their portfolio (Five Below, HomeGoods, and Hobby Lobby, respectively) across 3 different transactions in the course of 6 weeks.

Working with SIG net lease brokers is the best way to maximize your investment portfolio, and they know how to navigate complex, multi-location transaction where timing is essential. Co-brokers Adam Scherr, Chris Sands, and Dan Hoogesteger successfully led one of SIG’s recurring clients through a multi-location portfolio acquisition involving 3 different locations that all closed within the same 6-week period.  

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Triple net lease real estate is popular among investors who want to create a stable income stream from regular, triple net rent in their portfolio. Triple net leases typically offer such an opportunity by providing long-term earning potential without the obligations that typically come along with being a landlord, such as taxes, insurance, or maintenance on the building to keep it in top operational order.

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SIG brokers handled a new deal and loan for a recurring client by helping the developer secure financing quickly to compete successfully for a sought-after, big box retail location in South Carolina.

Working with SIG brokers is the best way for developers to acquire the highly sought-after, big box locations they want to add to their investment portfolios. Lead SIG broker Dan Hoogesteger, along with co-brokers, Andrew Chana and Chris Sands, successfully led one of SIG’s recurring clients through an acquisition of a big box retail location, up against multiple bids.

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When you’re comparing different net lease properties for sale, an important aspect you should consider is the type of net lease agreement in place with existing tenants (or what type of lease will benefit you most on a new property with new tenants).

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