I like to buy a bunch of cheap liens where I believe the properties will sell for double and even triple its value...Believe it or not, I have purchased tax liens where I was $400-$500 in the whole, the land was valued at $900.00 (You know I love doing land) and the property sold at auction for $1,700.00.

Triple net and less people going in and out.

Remember be patient, double/triple check your numbers, do not overpay for a property, do not underestimate costs!

Mel: If your triple is only netting 5% I would consider selling it and find a market that would return more.

I am always very obliging when they ask all kinds of personal questions and require their triple checks and I did so for about 3 months before I got upset...... for the most part I can give them what they want within a few minutes by return email...

I've gotten a quote for landlord's insurance that was triple what you're being quoted.

So-called "triple net" or NNN leases make the tenants responsible for taxes, insurance, and maintenance.Insurance might be some sort of property insurance on the building (again, one of the three items that are part of a "triple net" lease) and liability insurance.Shifting the responsibility from her to you and your sister if she dies seems unusual.

That would require that I triple my 2008 fix-and-flip volume.4.

If the tenant re-appears and wants to push the issue, then you are running the risk that they will sue you for an illegal eviction and that they will collect triple damages (or whatever penalty there is in your state).

Planning on selling as lot and using the ~$500-$600K +25-30% leveraged borrow to purchase either a small triple-net lease property or small apartment complex.