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Luke Grogan
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Would you take a 6 CAP triple net or 6 CAP MF?

Luke Grogan
  • Investor
  • Cocoa Beach, FL
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If you were looking for "safe" cashflow and ROI, would you look at a triple net lease with a nationwide brand as the tenant in a stand alone property? Fifteen year lease with annual rent increases and lease backed by corporate. OR would you keep looking for a good, rent ready, B multi-family property with a ~8 cap? Not sure I can do a good forced appreciation MF deal, but I've got an opportunity on a stand alone NNN with a premier, national tenant and not sure since I've never really even screened this type of deal. Curious which you'd choose with these options...

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Kris Patel
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Kris Patel
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  • Arroyo Grande, CA
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NNN is headache free. see if u can get 25 yrs lease, get fux rate n enjoy for 25 yrs. I did it with Walgreens.

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