Expect to pay double or triple in settlement costs.

Your post is unclear on the topic Franchot.Are you buying a triple net lease, NN lease, ground lease for the revenue stream or the business of the restaurant??

., @Joe Fairless CBRE Research had an update end of last month on Asian offshore/cross-border investments:Asian outbound CRE investment grew by 8.9% during Q2 2015, to US$10B.Intra-regional CRE investment declined by 40%, YOY, reflecting Asia's challenging investment conditions.China remains the largest source of Asian capital, while the US has just surpassed the UK and the top destination.While New York remains Asian CRE investor's top US city, Boston, DC, Seattle and Los Angeles have captured a ~40% share of their US investment capital so far in 2015Asian capital flows into the Pacific have increased 63% in the past year.Taiwanese buyers are on track to nearly triple their 2014 overseas investment volume.H1 2015 saw 30% of Asian outbound CRE investment go to hotels.Our private equity clients with Asian investor backing are searching for two different opportunity sets depending on the investors' prior experience with CRE in the US: Those new to the market want the gateway city trophy asset, but those who've invested here before tend to be more willing to branch out and invest in opportunities with more upside, say value ad deals in secondary markets.Good hunting-P.S.

Please double check and triple check and quadruple check that you're getting a fortune. 

All the leases are triple net.

Many locales allow double or triple damages for improperly withheld deposits.  

No calculator in hand but seemed shake and rake(I call it shake and bake) was double or triple cost of blow in regular stuff.From there it was hard to see IF roll stuff or blow in would be better. 

The courts love to hand out triple damages to uninformed landlords.  

Like my Atlanta turnkeys have all doubled and tripled in value since I bought them.

Once I secured ownership of the note, I worked out a situation where the chain operator leased the property for $3200 per month triple net with all lease payments going to me for interest payment. 18 months after I purchased the note the tenant purchased the property and I received the balance of $321,000 payoff on the note.The point is that the profitable deals are obvious in MLS pricing, they have to be.