So now you pay for their food, yep food, child care, yep, that is not a new cost, but now the landlord gets to pay it,  etc. on and on. 

@Andrew StreetThe bigger question is what happens if gas hits $7+, high inflation persists (food, energy), and unemployment increases (aka all of this = stagflation).People will most certainly cut back on vacations and if that happens and some STRs will go belly up.

These are generally newer buildings under 15 years of age and contain many amenities catering to white-collar workers.

Unfortunately your program caters to rich folks only.

If someone were to buy a few acres near the hill ($150-200,000 estimate for 5-7 acres mixed use) and invest in smaller homes and/or tiny homes, you would have long term renters lined up.Also for business ideas, desperate need for a commercial laundry facility that would cater to short term rentals (pickup /delivery for laundering linens...)

Food for thought.How often can you refinance throughout the life of your loan?

Food for thought!

Meaning you have planned increases, depending on the Tenant - Pharmacies have substantially smaller increases than Fast Food or Medical.All that being said, a NNN deal is a Lease structure and only as good as the Lease that is written for it.

After the basic needs of food, water, and shelter; healthcare is not too far behind as a fundamental human need in the modern world.

I'm considering leasing a lot from an owner for the purpose of renting the space to food truck vendors.