Triple nets are very passive, but with less headache comes less returns.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/three-killed-c...Triple Homicide in Hilltop neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio.  

Some I even see depreciate (like all the way to the recycler/landfill after 50 years while the house triples or more in value).

In the past 5 years, many not-so-good neighborhoods have at least doubled/tripled in value.

Just check, double check, and then triple check your numbers when doing this. the last thing I would want is for you to get in trouble.  

Double glass is usually sufficient as opposed to triple glass (depending on weather and noice conditions), but I would recommend a thicker glass (usually it is 3mm, but upgrading to 4mm glass would not cost much more and it would provide better insulation and resistance to accidental breakage).if you need any more info, just ask

Lesson:  Don't rush things and always double/triple check even the smallest of items.

Keep in mind with two separate structures, there is more "hair" and R&M than a standard triple decker - ie two roofs, foundations, waste lines, etc.

Just search for how many people interested in Turn Key concept here and you can guess.You surely have an answer of whether you want a ROI around 6% but maybe other people do want that With  headaches associated in being a landlord even with a management company that is if you can find an honest one 6% to me is unacceptable.Can buy tax free triple aaa rated bonds that pay 4-4.5 % with no headaches.10% would be the least I would take as a net net after about a 40% down pmt

I recently refinanced a local property and now have to invest that money since the mortgage tripled because of the cash out refi.