We many a handful of them for our clients, and the combined rental income covers their expenses.

I financed this deal using a combination of cash and a line of credit.

I financed this deal using a combination of cash and a line of credit.

Recognizing the opportunity to combine steady income from existing tenants with the ability to develop the lower level for Arbol Eatery and other amenities, I pursued direct negotiations with the seller.

Recognizing the opportunity to combine steady income from existing tenants with the ability to develop the lower level for Arbol Eatery and other amenities, I pursued direct negotiations with the seller.

Recognizing the opportunity to combine steady income from existing tenants with the ability to develop the lower level for Arbol Eatery and other amenities, I pursued direct negotiations with the seller.

Recognizing the opportunity to combine steady income from existing tenants with the ability to develop the lower level for Arbol Eatery and other amenities, I pursued direct negotiations with the seller.

It is my initial reposition instinct for all the reasons @Dave Foster and @Kevin Sellers point out.I just don't like the idea of so many of my proverbial eggs in so few baskets, or not being as familiar with the asset class, and the looming recession we are over due for, combined with not necessarily having much location knowledge, if buying in a secondary/tertiary market that I have no direct experience in.Also, it seems like the primo NNN lease assets, get snatched up before they get posted on loopnet or crexi.

I know there are some folks who rent two units in the sam building separate but also are able to combine them for bigger groups and having that flexibility could benefit you!

A combination of these approaches could create lasting, scalable solutions across Texas.