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Triple Net Zero Debt 2024 Review and Ranking

Tier:

Awards:

Challenged/exited (1 out of 10 stars)

None.

What is Triple Net Zero Debt?

 

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Triple Net Zero Debt, specializes in commercial properties that are leased by a tenant, and the landlord has no maintenace responsibilites. Also, none of the investments hold any debt, which makes them less risky (but also lower returning). 

Also, they also have one of the highest fee structures in the industry. Per a site representative, the fees are: "10% of distributions up to the investor’s initial capital contribution, and then 35% for everything above that. (In addition, a 1.75% acquisition fee and the 4.75% disposition fee). 2% cost of funds ("pay for the actual cost to raise the money. Cost of the inhouse investor relations person.") + varied costs that are listed on each investment. ("Cost of Property + Legal/Accounting (if any) + Escrow/Title/ALTA/Soils costs (in some cases he Seller pays these costs)." There can be a property management fee (2% on the Regis investment). If TIC, then there is no fee for the tax return and running of the LLC". The representative claims that general and administrative costs (G&A) such as office rent, bookkeeping, advertising, utilities, staff are kept low. For example, the site owns the executive suite the business is located in.


What's the latest feedback on Triple Net Zero Debt?

August 23, 2023: Triple Net Zero Debt has no volume this year again (and after having the same issue for multiple years), and it appears to be shut down. The existing review is being kept for historical purposes and it is being kept at the lowest tier or "challenged/exited"

 

2017 Update: ​Unfortunately, last year they were already on probation as they had gone down from the minimum of 3 open investments in 2015 to 0 in 2016. they were given a year to bring it back up. When we sampled it this year, they only had one open investment, and it was the same 30 days later when we resampled. So unfortunately the rating has been removed. Hopefully this changes in the future so they can be re-ranked.

 

What's are pros and cons of Triple Net Zero Debt?

 

  • Advantages: None

  • Disadvantages: Fees are very high (as detailed above), $10,000 to $50,000 minimum is high (versus $10,000 average), and currently 1 open investments.
     

  • Accolades: None

For more raw data on the site (including investor and sponsor fees, legal structure etc.), or to easily compare it with the data of competitors, see the feature by feature comparison matrix.

Where can I discuss other Triple Net Zero Debt deals?


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