Triple Net Explained
Many real estate investors are choosing to engage in single, larger
triple net commercial
rental real estate investments instead of a sole ownership triple net. This form of ownership is known as a
tenants in common investment.
Triple Net-tenants in commons are particularly popular because of their predictable cash flow backed by national credit tenants. Moreover, it is common for a
tenants in common sponsor to convert a multi-tenant
rental real estate into a
triple net through a master lease structure where they lease the
rental real estate back from the real estate investors on a
triple net basis.
Take advantage of all that
tenants in common triple net have to offer:
1. Minimal management hassles
2. Ready Availability: There is usually a steady supply of tenants in common-
triple net replacement
rental real estate for purchase at any given time
3. Invest in larger, higher-quality institutional
rental real estate
4. Assistance with the entire exchange process through a
tax deferred starker expert
5. Variable minimum investment requirements based on type & location of rental real estate