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There really doesn't need to be a calculator for NNN since all expenses are paid by the tenant. However every lease is different so there may be some structural costs you could have to pay such as a roof replacement, but if it's an absolute NNN then you don't have to worry about it. The nice thing about commercial is that it's a little easier to figure out your returns.

Thanks for the input!

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Dallas, Texas

Greetings all,

The calculator for bigger pockets is geared towards residential real estate. What adjustments should I make when sizing up a commercial property? Since with commercial properties, tenants will pay for the NNN.

Advice is really appreciated!

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Dallas, Texas

Thanks for your input.

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So the home equity that was approved for can be used for as a down payment for the rental property?

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