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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Michael Huang
  • Jacksonville, FL
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NNN Lease can I be the landlord and tenent both?

Michael Huang
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Hi everyone, I would like to buy a property, build for NNN lease but run the tenent business the sametime. I don't know if someone here has done something like that. What are the pros and cons?

For example, if I have bought a piece of property. And I would like to own a Dunkin Donuts and maybe DQ as stand alone building. and build a strip center and own franchises on UPS store, Anytime Fitness and a smoothie store etc. 

This way I am NNN leasing myself. how is that possible?

I try to do this with around 10M cash.

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