Net Lease Investment Sold with Burger King as Tenant

Fort Myers, Florida – Net Lease Properties information today is coming from the west coast of Florida. A Commercial Real Estate Investment Brokerage firm helped procure the purchase of a Triple Net Property (NNN). The purchase price of this triple net lease property was $900,000 for a Burger King investment property in Fort Myers. This net lease investment lies in Lee County, Florida.
This triple net property is approximately 4,365 square feet and sits on a commercial parcel that is 40,500 sq ft, or just under one acre.
The net lease property is located at 9041 College Parkway, at the hard corner of College Parkway and South Pointe Blvd. This net lease property is operated by Furman’s Inc, a regional franchisee of Burger King for over 30 years.
Some Burger King franchisees are spending big money to take part in Burger King’s chain-wide remodeling program. This program calls for all 12,000 worldwide stores to be fitted with rotating chandeliers, electronic-screen menus, and appealing walls of brick and corrugated steel.
Triple Net Lease Properties still look attractive for commercial real estate Investors. Should you purchase a net lease investment with a credit tenant with consistent returns? The other alternatives to compare triple net lease investments with are the low interest rates of a certificate of deposit (CD's) or money market accounts.

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There are plenty of benefits of Net Lease Investments such as using a 1031 tax deferred exchange. Unlike other investments, commercial real estate is a great tax saver and helps you defer capital gains tax by using the 1031 tax deferred exchange.

Here are some of the Retail Single Tenants that may be available as a Net Lease Investment or Triple Net Lease Property:

•AutoZone Net Leased Properties
•Burger King Net Leased Properties
•Costco Net Leased Properties
•CVS Net Lease Investments
•FedEx Net Leased Properties (Federal Express Net Leased Properties)
•Home Depot Net Leased Properties
•Kohl’s Net Leased Properties
•Kroger Net Leased Properties
•Lowe’s Net Leased Properties
•McDonald’s Net Leased Properties
•Oreilly’s Net Leased Properties
•Publix Net Leased Properties
•Safeway Net Leased Properties
•Staples Net Leased Properties
•Steak n' Shake Net Leased Properties
•Target Net Leased Properties
•Walgreens Net Leased Properties
•Wal-Mart Net Leased Properties
•Wendy's Net Leased Properties

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Land Converted into Net Lease Properties

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida - Net Lease Properties has reports on an interesting company, Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co. They have a very basic business model. Their plan may be expanded both vertically and horizontally. Examples of vertical integration would be to develop and manage income properties in addition to the current practice of only owning them. Examples of horizontal integration would be to sell and manage real estate owned by other parties.
Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co. today reported net income of $126,829 or $0.02 earnings per basic share for the quarter ended June 30, 2010, compared with net income of $187,809 or $0.03 earnings per basic share for the same period in 2009.
This Daytona Beach Company has a business strategy of investing in income properties utilizing tax deferred exchanges. This strategy generates significant amounts of depreciation and deferred taxes.
Since income properties are excellent collateral for loans, the introduction of financial leverage could be a very powerful way to expand current activities.

Their portfolio of income properties continues to keep the Company profitable. The Company has seen no measurable improvement in the real estate sales market during the quarter. They believe the lack of lending sources to finance new projects coupled with weak consumer confidence is slowing recovery in this sector of business.

Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co. is a Florida-based company primarily engaged in converting Company owned agricultural lands into a portfolio of net lease income properties. These Net Leased Properties are strategically located in the Southeast. They currently utilize 1031 tax-deferred exchanges.
The Company also engages in selective self-development of targeted income properties. The Company's adopted strategy is designed to provide the financial strength and cash flow to weather difficult real estate cycles.

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RREEF Sees Good News in Store for Retail Category

Palm Beach, Florida - Net Lease Properties has information on the retail sector of Commercial Real Estate. Recently changes in the CTL (Credit Tenant Lease) market are showing positive signs. Some Credit Tenants is this sector have an opportunity to get a Non-Recourse Loan on the leased property.
Encouraging words seem harder to find about retail than about any other property sector these days, and the analysts at RREEF Research would hardly be mistaken for Pollyannas. Nevertheless, a new forecast from the Deutsche Bank affiliate finds reasons to sound a few modestly upbeat notes.
“Good news does exist for the retail sector,” RREEF Research stated in an analysis published last week as part of a commercial real estate investment forecast, offering neighborhood and community centers as particular beneficiaries. An average of 25 million square feet of new product came on line in the category while retail was booming between 2003 and 2007. While it is substantial, that figure still represents 6.5 million square feet of space less than the neighborhood and community categories added on average each year since 1981.
Also this is less than half the 54 million square feet of new inventory that came on line during the retail boom years between 1985 and 1990. Vacancies for those centers will peak at 10.5 percent this year, but they will decline to 9.5 percent as the commercial real estate market starts recovering in 2010, RREEF Research predicted.
Leasing velocity and rental rates will take the hardest hits this year in low-barrier-to-entry locations with low land costs—in particular, locations in the Southwest and the Southeast, with the exception of South Florida. Though no markets will escape the downward trend, a few will turn in better-than-average performances: Seattle, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Los Angeles, Orange County, New York City and Miami. The small number of new leases being transacted makes it tricky to estimate how much rents will fall, but RREEF suggested that the most common range for declines will be 5 to 10 percent.
The forecast turned in no surprising recovery for 2009. Although, it speculated that the decline in retail sales might come to a halt by the middle of the year, with the beginning of a modest improvement by the fourth quarter. “More solid gains will not likely occur until 2010 and a vigorous rebound will wait until 2011,” the forecast stated. “Until then, the discounters and wholesale clubs should continue to outperform the sector.”
When the turnaround finally arrives, the luxury goods market will be among the first to recover. As seen with Sunrise, Florida, where High-end Retailers expand at Sawgrass Mills.

Discretionary retailers catering to the middle and lower-middle markets for electronics, apparel and mid-level department stores will follow. Bringing up the rear will be home-products stores, which RREEF Research projected are “likely to have the flattest bounce.”
Portions by Paul Rosta

Triple Net Lease Properties (NNN) & Commercial Real Estate

There are plenty of benefits of Net Lease Investments such as using a 1031 tax deferred exchange. Unlike other investments, commercial real estate is a great tax saver and helps you defer capital gains tax by using the 1031 tax deferred exchange.

Here are some of the Retail Single Tenants that may be available as a Net Lease Investment or Triple Net Lease Property:

•AutoZone Net Leased Properties
•Burger King Net Leased Properties
•Costco Net Leased Properties
•CVS Net Lease Investments
•FedEx Net Leased Properties (Federal Express Net Leased Properties)
•Home Depot Net Leased Properties
•Kohl’s Net Leased Properties
•Kroger Net Leased Properties
•Lowe’s Net Leased Properties
•McDonald’s Net Leased Properties
•Oreilly’s Net Leased Properties
•Publix Net Leased Properties
•Safeway Net Leased Properties
•Staples Net Leased Properties
•Steak n' Shake Net Leased Properties
•Target Net Leased Properties
•Walgreens Net Leased Properties
•Wal-Mart Net Leased Properties
•Wendy's Net Leased Properties

If you are considering purchasing Commercial Real Estate or a Triple Net Leased Property, you can apply for CTL Financing, Non Recourse Loans and Commercial Loans at Loanrise.com.