If a NNN property had more robust CAM expenses that a landlord had to manage and bill back to the tenant and multiple tenants, then a property management fee would be more applicable.

I think "well, I'll call him when I get to X" or "well, I really need to do X first," or "I'll have some more time next Y", etc. 

You would do this by running out the remaining lease obligation (rent, CAM, reimbursed expenses, etc), and discount it back at a specified discount rate.

@Andrew Y., if you are using the MLS or the tools/systems provided by your Broker's office, yes, pay them.  

It didn't really make intuitive sense that we as tenants would be responsible for paying the taxes, insurance and CAM of the property owner but we figured that if it were really only a few dollars a sqft we could live with it.But our experience has been that triple net is far more than a few dollars a sqft.

There are now Ring Cams all over the place, and Wyze cams in my apartment.

Funds come in direct deposit in to bank account A X Percent stays in A Y Percent goes to B Z Percent goes to C B and C have the option of being Checking or Savings.

@Dillon Y.

Hello everyone, I’ve had a VERY busy year for a 22 Y/o I bought my first rental property in lacrosse Wisconsin almost a year ago, June 2019.

Moving to the Tampa bay area in a few months, have a few thousand dollars and I’m thinking of starting to invest, maybe buy and hold at first? A couple of single family homes/ one or two multi family. Heavy constructi...