Triple net leases allow investors to be very close to passive. The three nets; taxes, maintenance, and insurance, are all paid by the tenants. You can imagine the headaches that could save the building owner! While this strategy does offer less risk, it also comes with a little less return on your money. If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review!

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“The three nets are: taxes, maintenance, and insurance, those 3 attributes are the tenants responsibility” - Dave Sobelman

Dave Sobelman Background:

Founder & CEO of Generation Income Properties (a public net lease REIT)

Founder of net lease brokerage firm 3 Properties.
Managed more than 1,000 single-tenant net lease transactions and has been involved in about $10 billion in transactions
Began his tenure in commercial real estate as a Research Analyst and Associate for Grubb & Ellis Company
Was responsible for maintaining market data for over 134 million square feet of area properties and accurately forecasting regional trends for client assessments
Based in Tampa, Florida
Say hi to him at www.gipreit.com
Best Ever Book: Shoe Dog

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