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What Is a NNN (Triple Net Lease)?

A triple net lease (also known as a NNN lease) is a lease agreement in which the tenant or lessee agrees to cover all of the property's expenses, such as real estate taxes, building insurance, and upkeep. These costs are in addition to your rent and utility bills. In ordinary commercial lease arrangements, however, the landlord is usually responsible for some or all of these payments.

Commercial property net leases come in a variety of forms, including NNNs. In a single net lease, tenants must pay property taxes in addition to rent, while a double net lease usually includes property insurance.

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  • A triple net lease (NNN) requires the tenant to pay all property expenses, including…

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