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NNN with a commercial bank tenant

Aaron Xie
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I have been reading posts about NNN, but never see any discussion on pros and cons of buying NNN properties that are leased to commercial banks.

Right now I am looking at a commercial property rented to a big commercial bank, already 3 years into a 10 year lease term. Cap rate is 5% right now, with a 1.5% yearly increase in rental. Let me know if any additional information is needed. And thanks for any thought or experience sharing.  

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Daniel Chang
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Is there other type of low risk investment with higher ROI (>8%)?

 Asked by you and every other investor in the world.

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