In simplest terms, a triple net lease (NNN) requires the tenant to pay property taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs, utilities, and any other expenses agreed upon in the lease agreement. As with any contract, negotiated terms exist. What this means to the investor – regular, known income with no unexpected expenses.
This type of investment is considered a passive investment meaning the owner of the property has no/little activity associated with the property. There is no management, maintenance, repairs, etc. The income is known and expenses are only those associated with the financing of the property. Much of the income is passive
As 2010 draws to a close,many investors would like to sell their properties while the capital gains tax is still low. This may provide an opportunity for investors to acquire triple net lease (NNN) properties that may not otherwise have become available. Currently there are several of these properties available for your consideration.
This type of investment is considered a passive investment meaning the owner of the property has no/little activity associated with the property. There is no management, maintenance, repairs, etc. The income is known and expenses are only those associated with the financing of the property. Much of the income is passive
As 2010 draws to a close,many investors would like to sell their properties while the capital gains tax is still low. This may provide an opportunity for investors to acquire triple net lease (NNN) properties that may not otherwise have become available. Currently there are several of these properties available for your consideration.
Go to currently available NNN lease investment opportunities
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