They are generally more reasonable on cap rate in the mid to high 6's and then debt as an example currently at about 3.9% fixed  for 7 to 10 years with a 25 to 30 year amortization schedule.Triple net can be passive and easy to own BUT there is a lot of analysis that goes into selecting the best properties.

If you're looking for Class A you need to be VERY selective because everything is priced to perfection and there is a lot of construction at the higher end of the market.

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He did an excellent job and handled it well.

He did an excellent job and handled it well.

It was a foreclosure in excellent shape below market value.

It was a foreclosure in excellent shape below market value.

You need a tenant selected and a written signed lease.  

House is in excellent condition with an updated kitchen that was not included in the 203k.