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One of Westwood’s pillars is to educate and empower our clients with the most current, accurate, and reliable information based on decades of triple-net (NNN) industry experience, formal education, and market knowledge. The following NNN lease investment and commercial real estate articles, success stories, and blogs will answer many of your questions and provide the knowledge you need to move forward with your NNN lease investing goals.

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NNN Investments: The Importance of Location

NNN Investments: The Importance of Location

Ask any seasoned commercial real estate investor what matters most, and you will hear the same thing: location, location, location. For triple net (NNN) lease properties, that old adage carries extra weight. The right site supports your tenant's sales, your rent...

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What is a Corporate NNN Lease & How do Landlords Benefit?

What is a Corporate NNN Lease & How do Landlords Benefit?

What Is a Corporate NNN Lease? A corporate NNN lease is a long-term agreement, often 10 to 25 years, between a property owner and a national or regional company. The tenant pays base rent plus the three "nets": property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs. You own...

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NNN Tenant Credit Ratings Explained

NNN Tenant Credit Ratings Explained

NNN Tenant Credit Ratings Explained: How to Evaluate Tenant Strength in 2026 Most buyers already know how a personal credit score shapes a home mortgage. In commercial real estate, a tenant's financial strength and credit rating play a similar role. The resulting...

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How a Reverse 1031 Exchange Works for NNN Buyers in 2026

How a Reverse 1031 Exchange Works for NNN Buyers in 2026

The triple net (NNN) market rewards buyers who move fast. The best corporate-guaranteed properties sell before they reach the open market, and a 1031 exchange buyer faces a tight clock the moment a sale closes. Inventory stays tight in 2026, and a missed deadline can...

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Are Dollar Stores Still a Reliable NNN Investment in 2026?

Are Dollar Stores Still a Reliable NNN Investment in 2026?

Dollar stores sell $1 items in modest buildings with minimal square footage. They don't look like the kind of asset that anchors a high-net-worth investor's portfolio. But, for decades, they have been among the most sought-after tenants in the triple net lease market,...

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How Much Net Worth Do You Need to Become a NNN Investor?

How to Invest in Triple Net (NNN) Properties

Once you understand the financial obligations and opportunities of a NNN lease property and you're ready to move forward, how do you choose the best NNN property for your goals? This is an essential question because acquiring the right NNN investment will determine...

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Why 2025 Is the Right Time to Buy NNN Lease Properties

Why 2025 Is the Right Time to Buy NNN Lease Properties

If you've been sitting on the sidelines waiting for the "perfect moment" to invest in triple net lease properties, that moment may be now. While other investors remain paralyzed by uncertainty, smart buyers are capitalizing on a rare convergence of favorable economic...

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