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Shak Amir
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Buying my first Triple Net Lease

Shak Amir
  • Bethpage, NY
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I usually look at residential properties but a few weeks ago a single tenant triple net leased property became available.

Going cap rates in the area are 6% and this property is at 10%. The current lease has 15 years remaining with 3% annual increases; if the tenant leaves then I know I can rent this place for a lot higher rent.

Is there a resource to learn about additional risks to consider and financing options available.

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Brian Schmelzlen
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  • La Mesa, CA
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Brian Schmelzlen
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  • La Mesa, CA
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Hi Shak,

Do you know why the seller is willing to give such a discount (sell so that there is a 10 cap rather than a 6)?

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