In markets like Orlando, where I am and where it sounds like you want to be, there are several very large wholesalers and hundreds of one-offs vying for the few deals out there and when they aren't turing 5-10 properties a month because the market dictates higher prices, it drives investors into more affordable markets.

Third party referrers, Sellers, PMs, and now even Maverick are participating and vying for a piece of the profit on a property sold.

So you get notice way in advance of a tenant not exercising the option and then can start planning whether you want to sell or re-tenant the property.If the location for NNN is quality and the structure is not a unique shape (such as a sonic drive thro fast food place etc) then many tenants will be vying to rent out that location.

Now if you are in a competitive market with multiple buyers vying for property and making offers based on what works for you that will not work. 

Of all the places in Canada, where the real estate market is in need of "re-balancing" Toronto is vying for the top position.

I don't foresee us switching. as our current lender is highly responsive and the folks vying for our business can't save us all that much money given our current costs anyway.

Literally dozens of companies are vying for your business here, everything from the Bigger Pockets deal analyzer to Roofstock spreadsheets to mortgagecalculator.org's surprisingly robust tools to DealCheck to ... well, there are just too many to list.

Are you a rock star?

@Vy MaiCongratulations on your accomplishment and welcome to the world of landlording.I added a guide below for reference.https://www.fanniemae.com/content/tool/landlord-gu...

Vy, the tenant is seeking what's known as a reasonable accommodation.