Triple Net Lease Properties

Management Free Real Estate Ownership that Provides Secure Income
In a triple net lease the tenant is responsible for all expenses associated with the property.  In addition to lease payments, the tenant pays for the maintenance, repairs, insurance, and taxes.  Most triple net leases adjust for inflation.

Triple net lease properties provide investors numerous advantages:

1. Secure Income - Properties triple net leased to credit tenants offer investors a dependable income stream.  Because the tenant is responsible for maintenance, insurance, and taxes the inflation (risk relative to these items) is born by the tenant.
2. Zero Property Management - With triple net lease property the responsibility of property management, maintenance, insurance, and property taxes falls on the tenant, making triple net lease properties an attractive management-free investment option.
3. Attractive Financing - Due to longer term leases with investment grade tenants, financing for triple net lease properties  can be more readily obtained, at more favorable terms, and  at higher degrees of leverage-  either at the time of acquisition or post acquisition.
4. Broader Geographic Search - The management free aspect of triple net leased properties enables investors to broaden their search beyond their local market, making it easier to invest in markets with more favorable real estate, economic, and/or demographic trends.
5. Ideal 1031 Exchange Replacement Property 
6. Returns - The return on investment typically exceeds those of corporate bonds.  Additionally, net lease property offers the benefit of tax shelters and appreciation potential.
7. Flexibility to Achieve Multiple Objectives

The brokerage team at Paradigm Equity Partners offers clients access to marketed and off-market triple net lease properties nationwide, including retail, office, and industrial. 

 
Paradigm provides added value by offering clients the following:

1. property and market due diligence
2. understanding of various financing and tax considerations such as phantom income and cost segregation
3. strategies to minimize tax liability on partial or failed 1031 exchanges
4. No fee Buyer Representation  

Also available are Highly leveraged or zero cash flow triple net lease properties.

If triple net lease properties are an appealing investment to you but you don’t have enough equity, consider a Tenant in Common (TIC) or Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) triple net lease property.   With a TIC or DST, investors may acquire a fractional interest in a triple net property with a minimum of $50,000.  Click here to learn more about TICs and DSTs from our affiliate company, 1031 Investment Services.