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Lee I.
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Cleveland, OH
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Question about multi-tenant NNN and vacancies (who pays?)

Lee I.
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Cleveland, OH
Posted

For a typical NNN lease, how is the contract structured regarding vacancies of other tenants? For a simplified example, say we have a 10 tenant building and each tenant is renting the exact same square footage. Each tenant is therefore playing 10% of the property tax as part of their net lease. Now let's say one tenant vacates and is not immediately replaced. Are the remaining tenants still paying 10% of the property taxes (90% total) with the owner paying the remaining 10% while the vacancy remains? Or do the 9 tenants now pay 11.11% towards the property taxes and the owner still pays nothing?

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