But, occasionally, you'll be surprised and will get a counter-offer, at which point you know the bank is motivated and serious.

Ray Alcorn wrote about NNN properties, and Dollar Tree in particular, in this excellent, though slightly dated article on “The Risks and Benefits of NNN Properties†here: http://www.real-estate-online.com/articles/art-286.htmlI assume you’ve scanned the web for NNN brokers: Here’s one I occasionally like to look at: http://www.nnnex.com/index.asp .

My old printer would occasionally freeze up and I would have to unplug it and then plug it back in.

Aside from that maybe some are dish washers and what not.

:shock: I run occasionally and tend to go on running streaks, then stop for a while.

Also I can occasionally get off of work for volunteer events, which makes it even easier to get out and learn.I agree that other investors may not want to show everything they know for fear of the competition.

I used to occasionally see them from the 1970s during the 1990s but that was it. 

Occasionally there is an expense and you miss a quarter. 

I can supervise any work and do occasional drive-by's, etc.

This tenant has a dog that goes in and out on rainy/snowy days. ...and this dog also slops water out it's dish. ...and they apparently aren't very careful washing dishes near the sink either.