Yeah I have lots of experience with pharmacies.

Sales also rose at clothing stores, pharmacies, groceries and gas stations.

I've been interested in the world of real estate investing for several years while I was going through pharmacy school, but I finally made time for real estate and investing education this last spring.

Junior anchors close by like pharmacy Walgreens or CVS, Mcdonald's, Chick Fil A, Starbucks.

I've been interested in the world of real estate investing for several years while I was going through pharmacy school, but I finally made time for real estate and investing education this last spring.

If you want NNN that has rent bumps built in annually in the firm term then restaurants is where you will find the yield and growth.Generally 2% to no more than 3.5% bumps a year.Occasionally some in the 1% to 2% bump range.You can also buy pharmacies that are ZCF (zero cash flow) deals or you can buy into existing firm term leases at higher caps 8 to 10 that have maybe 5 to 15 years or so left on the lease.Cash down is generally higher in these cases.Jon mentioned a Walgreens as an example so I just wanted to show the difference between NNN and buying the little rental turnkey properties.

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Hey guys, been following for a while and reading/listening to the podcasts when I can, but a recent job fair really got me thinking a little harder about what to do with the rest of my life.I'm a pharmacy student and in May will be able to work as a pharmacist in the real world.

I was thinking auto parts, dollar stores, pharmacies...any other suggestions?

Investors often do not hold pharmacies for the full primary term unless for a retirement strategy.