So- along with other's viewpoints- make sure to triple check the above!

Triple Load 4.00 and mega load 5.00 and higher from there.

I'm very interested in triple net properties, I don't really know where to start.

I'd expect to pay double that in one area where I invest and triple in another.Decide what type of home you want (single family, duplex, etc) and then look at good locations (ie family areas, lower turnover) and start running the numbers. 

So, now we have very little maintenance on them.They've also doubled or tripled in value and cashflow well.Why would he sell them unless he can find a better ROI somewhere else?

Thank you for the tip helped a lot, how would I even find a home under 100k every home I see, for a duplex or triples is priced well over 200k I have seen some at 180,00.

What is an annual return you are seeking.If security is your goal and no headache then many of my clients prefer triple net for safety.If your goal is value add and hefty rent bumps to outpace inflation or keep up with it then apartments work well.It also matters if you are trying to live off of this or not.You need to describe more of what you are trying to accomplish to get a direction.

Tripled the equity I started with (down payments).

Most recently, I've had the privilege of helping lead our reboot into the home space coming on board as the Network Executive Producer on "Zombie House Flipping" and the team launching "Triple Digit Flip".

It might take double or triple the amount of units in another state to accomplish the same thing here.I hope this helps.