For example, a triple-decker came on the market in Brighton a few weeks ago at $2.5M. 

looking at a 3 unit commercial property of which 2 are restaurant spaces all 3 are rented on triple net leases.I can go through the deal if needed but my question is on determining and factoring the value of the fixtures for both places.

If you are renting NNN (triple net) then you will be responsible for maintenance and repairs for the space you lease.

Here's the recap of all of S&P's European downgrades today:France and Austria down one notch, stripping both of their coveted triple-A ratings.Downgraded by TWO notches are Italy, Spain, Portugal and Cyprus.Only Germany and Slovakia were given stable outlooks while all the others received negative outlooks.The S&P said it was taking the actions "because Europe's leaders had failed at recent meetings to take decisive steps to solve the region's debt crisis."

And the city of Gainesville just tripled the mileage rate in 2023, so it's getting worse.

May be even double that or triple that.Mindset and discipline is everything.

If that's all I primarily had to do (along with building the infrastructure of a business - much like reorganizing a family and community for maximum productivity and holistic health - another part of 'my calling'.) then I can probably double or even triple my output.

I haven't done a triple net lease, so you should take this with a grain of salt.Rent increases are typically written into the lease as a percentage increase per year. 

Being able to drive new cars worry free forever and ever, for only $10,000, all the while tripling my equity, is such a fantastic deal that I don't worry that it could be slightly better if I'd invested differently or drove a used car instead.Another way to look at the decision to lease is that it is the fruit of following the approach Robert Kiyosaki explained in Rich Dad Poor Dad.

You can do NNN (triple net) leases where the returns aren't as sexy, but it's less stress for you.