I've had investor clients more than double (sometimes triple) their income from properties by switching to short term for the Ai workers.

I'm willing to pay you 10% above market rate and guarantee a 2 year term, triple net terms, with a sizable deposit and a 5% kickback on all net profits". 

I’m licensed in over 25 states and have spent the last few months studying multifamily and creative finance strategies with the goal of building a portfolio that generates long-term cash flow and stability.I’m extremely motivated to start closing deals now — ideally multifamily or self-storage, though I’m also open to triple net opportunities down the line.

@Jon Martin using words like “ sounds if” and “ guess” reveals you don’t know anything about triple net leasing involving RE.

Great buy if you believe under supply for the last decade, comex and lbma stocks are dwindled, China and Mexico have put national clamps in silver trade, in elasticity of silver price-  say $10 of silver in a solar panel-  if price doubles or triples will those companies still buy silver- same for ev, military apps, etc., production takes 5 to 10 years to ramp up, only 20% of silver comes from silver mines- rest comes from copper/fold/lead/zinc mines who won’t dig just for silver, Silver arbitrage and shorts can’t hold the price down any longer without risk of being called and bankrupt, etc4.  

@Jay Taylor we're Roxbury/Dorchester investors as well (bunch of triples and larger properties) also a decent sized lender in the market. 

I've converted most of my properties to short-term rentals and have tripled my earning compared to long-term leases. 

You could buy a McDonald's building on a 30-year lease where McDonald's handles all maintenance, taxes and insurance (triple net) and get a very slow and steady return. 

I had long term tenants that were okay, but I decided it was time to sell.  20 years had passed by this point, price had almost tripled and the condo board was talking about another special levy-this one was massive (tens of millions) to redo the outside of buildings, decks, etc. 

Maybe double the pet fee per pet for pet #2 and triple it for pet #3?