About NNN



	In triple net (NNN) leases, the tenant pays towards all taxes, insurance, and common area maintenance (CRM) expenses, in addition to rent. Typically, the landlord pays these fees up front and then, in turn, charges the tenant. What does this mean? To the landlord, NNN leases mean being free of the day-to-day concerns of running a property. Prospective tenants should take into account both a property's NNN fees and price per square foot to ensure that they are getting the best deal possible. What will my Triple Net expenses be? Click here for our easy-to-use NNN calculator: a tool that will help you determine what your actual cash investment per month will be.

In triple net (NNN) leases, the tenant pays towards all taxes, insurance, and common area maintenance (CRM) expenses, in addition to rent. Typically, the landlord pays these fees up front and then, in turn, charges the tenant.

What does this mean?
To the landlord, NNN leases mean being free of the day-to-day concerns of running a property. Prospective tenants should take into account both a property's NNN fees and price per square foot to ensure that they are getting the best deal possible.

What will my Triple Net expenses be?
Click here for our easy-to-use NNN calculator: a tool that will help you determine what your actual cash investment per month will be.