“Triple net lease properties. Which means that the tenant is paying maintenance. They're paying insurance. They're paying taxes. All the REIT is doing is taking the money and cashing the check.”

Tim Melvin · The Acquirers Podcast · Tim Melvin: Finding Value Where Wall Street Isn’t Looking

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Invest in triple-net lease REITs (e.g., ADC) that collect rent while tenants pay maintenance, insurance, and taxes

Yield about 4.79%

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