When we first started looking for a space we were told that most leases were NNN and that it was no big deal because triple net was only a few dollars a square foot.

It has tripled in value, this was my first property, It's off 5th street and Pico, I will keep it forever.

Still have many great friends in the OkC area and am wanting to purchase a duplex or triple in OkC/Moore/Norman area.

I have even worked on single tenant triple net commercial properties that had 10 years leases, no landlord responsibility, and sold for 7% CAPs.

The triple tax advantaged account!

So she decided to actively invest in the immediate area & now the COC return on these investments is more than triple any cost of operating our Lakehouse.

I would confirm the hoarder status and how bad it is, then double, triple-check your $100k number. 

I'm currently renovating a triple decker in Dorchester and am looking for a good contractor to repair the vinyl siding where we removed and added 6 windows total, as well as where old deck ledger boards once were.

I installed new hardwood flooring in her unit and restored and shellacked the woodwork with the expectation of tripling the rent. 

So take what I say with a grain of salt.The first thought that occurred to me is to double-triple-check that the property's conversion from a duplex to a triplex was approved by city or county inspectors, and recorded with the recorder's office.