Scott you need a broker who knows NNN.I eat,live, and breathe this stuff.You should already have a forward commitment from the tenant to get the construction loan from the  bank.If you already own the land then you would not be doing a leasehold type arrangement for the lease.Your other options then is a ground lease where they construct the building and if they do not renew the option period you tend to get the building by default.You could also get the NNN (no landlord responsibility)  or NN ( landlord responsible for roof,structure,parking lot ) depending on what you negotiate.

This can be an advantageous option if the seller is motivated to sell and willing to offer flexible terms.Lease Option or Rent-to-Own: In a lease option or rent-to-own arrangement, you enter into a lease agreement with the option to purchase the property at a later date.

Although you could do what is called a Tenant-In-Common (TIC) arrangement where an investor has 1031 exchange funds and wants to parlay that money into a syndication.

You have my phone number and email, just let me when we can arrange it.

Our cleaner shows up & clean the property, we do not need to spend time arranging this.

What kind of arrangement would you suggest?

One option if they want to go in on a property with you would be to 1031 into a Tenant In Common (TIC) arrangement with you.

Ask the tenant if he would like you to arrange a low cost cleaner to attend perhaps?

Outside of that, they call, text, e-mail, whatever you arrange with them.

Their renters insurance is for that.Legally, you're usually not required to pay for alternative living arrangements in the event of a disaster, or moving expenses either.