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Will F.
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  • Los Angeles County, CA
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1031 NNN strategies??

Will F.
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles County, CA
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To anyone who did a 1031 into a NNN deal (A class tenants long term lease etc), what were the pros and cons for doing these deals?

What was your individual strategy and reason for uplegging into a NNN deal?

What's your end goal, or exit strategy for these?

Are they difficult to sell later or more costly in any way to resell?

I understand management requires less hands on work, but what about the long term tenants when they do leave or a problem comes up?

Any major risks?  I'm assuming if the population of some of these small mid west towns decrease, or theres a major recession certain brands could have issues.  I also heard that some of these leases are guaranteed by the central 'corporation'.  But I also assume during a bad recession certain businesses go belly up as well

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