They love the triple net leases.

@Natalie Kolodij hit the nail right on the head.My advice would be to double and triple check your numbers to make sure renting the house doesn't make sense.

This has put us in a position to sell and achieve close to the price per door we were targeting in year 6 which would mean the IRR will well exceed projections (double or triple), but price per door and equity multiple will be lower than targeted because we are selling much earlier than expected. 

I purchased a home that has a triple-net lease and is currently running as a assisted living facility for 6 residents with a license from the state of California . 

I followed up like crazy based on asking price.. the value almost tripled since..

So, they can give you a lot of money tax-free through this set of rules, but they need to file the correct paperwork and please, of course, triple-check everything I've said with a licensed accountant. 

Seems like maybe there are some people doing Syndication at Marei, but not Triple-Net, at least nobody that I talked to.

It's up to you, but the thing wrong with the apartment is the triple whammy of rent, move in costs, and time of year. 

You are going from one unit to three units in one move, so in one day you tripled your chances of a cap-ex expense.

I know of many STR and STVR owners who avoid the UBTI tax by leasing their property,triple net at cap rates of 8-10.