-triple net lease. 6 yrs left on current lease.

Tenants love it and I use extra thick coats of dark stain if there is a lot of discoloration and damage and always double or triple up on the coats of varnish so that it can withstand a beating.

Full hasmat suites and triple pay for everyone.

The buyer is an investor that owns over 100 of them and knows the risk and wants to have that portfolio anyways.These types of properties fall into the triple net leasing sector.

My contracting arm handles these all the time in atlanta...people get scared and call the "foundation" experts and that usually triples the price.

If your potential tenant doesn't have any rental history, then you probably shouldn't rent to them unless you get a much larger deposit ( double or triple) and/or a co-signer that has something to lose if the rent isn't paid.

Where we do survey always is when I was in the Timber business.. we always ran cut lines.. the old method was to use BLAZE's .. but you cut a tree that's not yours and its triple stumpage and if its federal timber its a federal bust... many a logger have seen jail time for stealing FED timber.

It's a triple net lease at $1150/mo with NO DEBT!

My goal is to buy a multifamily/triple decker in the West End and live in one unit and rent out the rest. 

I've done this several times and have even double closed an assignment that was double closed (triple closed?)