I live in Chicago and am working on my broker's license currently, hopefully to complete by the end of the year.

- Generally if you are getting triple net deals from big name brokers the deals are going to be overpriced.

If you're looking for properties that are 50 units or larger, you'll generally do better focusing on broker relationships. 

Therefore expect a 15 page home inspection report   filled with corrective measures you must satisfy otherwise the buyer walks.All in between turning over the home, ordinary transactional costs ( broker fees, transfer tax, loan payoff fees etc.) seller assist, repair addendum repairs its very possible for your exit fees to approach 13-15% of the properties sale price. 

Focus on growth areas, understand local regulations, and use your rental history to build credibility with brokers and sellers.Good luck!

Salavatore,I have been doing NNN about 21 years as a principal broker and an investor.

The individual agents/teams within the brokerage are the ones that set out to establish a niche to work with investors.If you're looking for a broker primarily focused on working with investors, you may want to speak with commercial brokers and agents.

Alternatively i could go for being a real estate broker and try to get experience in actual real estate without putting too much of my own skin in the game.

Meet with brokers and other professionals in different asset classes.

I'm a local broker and PM, your brokerage will be the key to your success in this business if you're focusing on sales.