NNN Lease Explained

One very popular alternative investment opportunity to sole income real estate ownership is a single, larger triple-net tenant in common income real estate investment. This type of investment is commonly referred to as a NNN lease-tenant in common investment.

NNN Lease-tenant in commons are often converted to such by a licensed tenant in common sponsor through a master lease, where they lease the income real estate back from the real estate investors on a NNN lease basis.

Take advantage of all that tenant in common NNN lease have to offer:

1. Minimal management hassles

2. Ready Availability: There is usually a steady supply of tenant in common-NNN lease replacement income real estate for purchase at any given time

3. Invest in larger, higher-quality institutional income real estate

4. Assistance with the entire exchange process through a 1031 realtor

5. Variable minimum investment requirements based on type & location of income real estate

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Tenant in common (TIC) properties have become popular 1031 exchange solutions for investors seeking to defer capital gains taxes and free themselves from property management. A wide range of TIC properties exist for sale and 1031exchangemaryland.com can provide you with access to the best TIC investment opportunities nationwide.

  • Single and Multi-Tenant Office Buildings
  • Multi-Family Apartment Buildings
  • NNN-Triple Net Lease
  • Industrial Complexes and Warehouses
  • Retail Shopping Malls
  • 1031-REITS (Real Estate Investment Trusts)
  • Oil and Gas Royalties
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    Wednesday, March 10, 2010