Which of the following fast food chains is not in the top 10 global franchises for 2016?

They do say, though, that it's really designed for people buying franchises (most of their customers are buying a Subway store or something similar).

I'm curious if anyone has any experience buying a triple net lease building with a franchise tenant in it.

Nevada also has some tax benefits, like no corporate income tax or franchise tax.

Roto-Router is one of them and I would recommend them if it's the franchise that Jeff Strom owns, I know there are a few of them in the cities.  

@Antonio Artusa, always hire a licensed tax professional, someone with some letters behind their name, not those franchise types.

Always hire a licensed tax professional who specializes in real estate, and someone with some letters behind their name not those franchise firms, and I would always prefer someone who owns investment real estate themselves.

@Richard Nau and @Rick Doctor always hire a licensed tax professional who specializes in real estate, and someone with some letters behind their name not those franchise firms, and your right to chose someone who owns investment real estate themselves.  

In my experience privately owned business treat you much better than franchises, previously I have worked in the restaurant industry and that statement is highly true.

Always hire a licensed tax professional who specializes in real estate, and someone with some letters behind their name not those franchise firms, and your right to chose someone who owns investment real estate themselves.