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Rent it out to someone who has a business already.
Take those profits to start a business.
Consider this. You start business here and fail. Now you lose the building and business. You have someone rent the building from you and start a business. The business fails, well you still own a building that pays you every month. So go start another business.
Triple net lease that sucker.
I like the way you roll.
Anybody that actually signs a NNN is a fcuking idiot and their business should fail because of it.
Do you prefer if taxes and insurance are included in a higher base rent instead of a lower base rent with taxes and insurance billed separately ?
Think most people prefer an all in price hence the hate for NNN