Unless you propose a plan on a lease that is about to expire to potentially redevelopment.. and chances are you need to be dealing with sellers with little to no debt I was thinking of repurposing a nonperforming commercial structure and placing a triple n tenant but whatever. 

sorry for triple post, my computer was doing "thing"

Class B or higher, it’s a no brainer, Class C I would have to think hard on and triple check all the numbers.

I have had same situation but in a triple decker in Boston.

Pricing in ALL areas have tripled quadrupled and more.

They also diversify into numerous recession resistant asset classes, and across the country, to again reduce the risk of any single class or area of the country having problems.There are also a ton of DSTs that also offer triple net leases, but if you look behind the scenes at all the fees, they are almost always pretty outrageous (and in my opinion, only justifiable if you are doing a 1031 exchange, and the tax savings offset the fees better).

Know a triple decker in Cambridge purchased for 2 Million, kept empty for two years and sold for close to 4 million to a chinese investor who was mostly concerned with keeping money out of China and safely invested in the US. 

Quote from @Zachary Deal: @Joshua Kavadi As @Zachary Deal and Chris said, you'll need to know that not every deal is a home run or even a triple.

We have 80 different properties so we considering moving to hostaway but the price point is triple the amount of what we pay for Hospitable 

If you don't double & triple check everything, you stand to lose money while the people promising you the world make money.