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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2021 · 37 MIN

SA133 | Passive Investing in Single-Tenant Net Lease with Neil Wahlgren

from How Did They Do It? Real Estate · host Seyla and Aileen Prak

A Single Net Lease is a type of real estate investment where the tenant is responsible for all property-related expenses, including property taxes in addition to rent. It is also known as Net Lease or NNN and a good choice for investors who don't have enough time to manage a property. There are still a lot of things that people should know about this type of real estate asset class before investing. Today, Neil Wahlgren discusses industrial single-tenant net lease and the most important things that people should know about NNN. He also shares the key to successful investing in this type of property.What You'll Learn From This Episode:Neil's Air Force/Military Pilot Background and His Transition to Real Estate InvestingImportance of Creativity and Understanding Risks to See the Benefits in Real EstateWhat is Single-Tenant Net Leases (NNN) and What Passive Investors Can ExpectWhat is Sale-Leaseback and How it WorksHow Single-Tenant Net Leases (NNN) Creates Value for InvestorsRisks Involved by Investing in Single-Tenant Net Leases (NNN)Common Questions that Passive Investors Typically Ask if They're Looking to Invest in NNNWhat Will Happen if the Tenant Wants to Exit the Lease Within Rent Terms or AgreementMarkets Where Net Leases Typically FoundProperty Management for Triple Net LeaseGetting a Loan from a Bank and Lending Process to Finance Net Lease ProjectsAdditional Things that People Should Know About NNN LeaseTaking Actions When You Get Started and Handling Setbacks in Real EstateImportance of Communication to Value and Build Trust With InvestorsGuest Bio:Neil Wahlgren brings nearly two decades of leadership in operations and capital markets. Prior to MAG Capital Partners, he led a Bay Area real estate investment firm, raising capital for over $200M in projects.  Before that, he piloted the C-130 in both the Air Force and Navy, logging over 2500 flight hours with combat tours to both Iraq and Afghanistan and concluding his military career as a Lieutenant Commander. Mr. Wahlgren resides in San Francisco with his fiancé and son and enjoys flying & sailing. He holds a BS from the Air Force Academy, an MBA from Texas A&M and an MS from Troy University. Email:  [email protected] To Connect With Us:Please visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com and please click here, to leave a rating and review!Sponsor:Thinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start? Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams.

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