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- BiggerPockets Publishing Operations Manager
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We need YOUR feedback on a BiggerPockets book title!
Hello BiggerPockets investors!
BP Publishing would love some feedback on a book title we've been tinkering with. Normally, this happens behind the scenes—but because commercial real estate investing has a very particular audience, we would love YOUR feedback.
As an investor with some experience in the commercial space, which of these two titles do you find the most compelling and relevant for a book about NNN?
1. TRIPLE-NET INVESTING: Finding Freedom with Commercial Real Estate’s Best Kept Secret
2. THE FREEDOM LEVER: Triple-Net Investing and the Power of Commercial Real Estate’s Best Kept Secret
Thank you for any and all feedback! (And keep your eyes peeled this year for some version of these two titles...)
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I'm interested in NNN investing, but if I were searching for a book on the topic I'd be drawn to #1. It gets straight to the point. There are countless books touting "freedom" using real estate—I'd probably chalk #2 off as another one of those. But the first one gets to what's more important to me and that's learning the strategy, versus the second one which is selling the dream.
My opinion (not worth much) is that active and prospective NNN investors tend to be people somewhat more advanced in their investing journey and have likely already reached a level of freedom. Thus, #2 speaks less to me (but still somewhat relevant as it relates to seeking freedom from tenants, toilets, and trash, so keeping it in the subtitle makes sense).
But @Taylor L. is probably right that #2 sells more books…because it seems that more people want to buy a dream than learn a strategy.