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BRAC secured 1,200 jobs for base, region

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 21:35:00 +0000

Tour of Houses Recorded Webinar 6/1/11

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 20:08:00 +0000

Introducing... Cheap Turnkey Houses... A Great New Way to Invest!

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Thu, 12 May 2011 18:27:00 +0000

Your friends at Triple Net Houses, Inc. would like to introduce you to a new opportunity to acquire inexpensive cash flow properties. Cheap Turnkey Houses is making purchasing and owning cash flow rental property easy and "CHEAP." Cheap Turnkey Houses offers rent-ready, single family cash flow properties for under $50,000.

Check out these benefits of owning a Cheap Turnkey House:
1. All homes renovated and rent-ready
2. Rental income guaranteed for the first year of ownership
3. Real estate taxes pre-paid for the first year
4. Insurance pre-paid for the first year
5. Experienced, professional management pre-paid for the first year
6. Seller paid closing costs
7. Great cash flow and returns!

Recorded Tour of Houses Webinar 3/9/2011

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 15:24:00 +0000

Triple Net Houses is now on Facebook!

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 16:16:00 +0000

Don't Miss the Tour of Houses Webinar!

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 20:30:00 +0000

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Latest Available Inventory

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 14:57:00 +0000

Check out our latest available inventory!

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Tour of Houses Webinar on 1.27.11

noreply@blogger.com (PJ) — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 01:47:00 +0000

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Video Post: 2363 Alpine Way $65,000

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 16:57:00 +0000

If you want to invest in residential real estate but don't want to become a landlord, then invest in a Triple Net House. We give you all the benefits without the hassle.

2363 Alpine Way, Dayton OH. sold for $65,000

Current real estate market and Triple Net Houses’ unique business model makes it an ideal time for investors to buy rental properties

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 14:00:00 +0000

(Vocus/PRWEB ) October 31, 2010 -- Dayton, OH - Today’s real estate market presents a favorable time to buy homes as investment properties. Interest rates are low, and the number of foreclosures is high, making numerous bank-owned properties available for purchase at bargain basement prices. Also, with so many foreclosures, and the stringent requirements to qualify for a mortgage, there is an ample supply of renters.

Yet, many prospective investment property owners are still hesitant to buy homes because of the perceived hassles of finding and retaining tenants, receiving timely rental payments and responding to and paying for maintenance issues. Recognizing this, seasoned real estate broker Pete Julian believed that reducing the risks and offering a fixed monthly income to an investor would be appealing- thus Triple Net Houses was created.

Julian founded the company in late 2007 after he identified a niche for using the triple net lease concept, which is typically associated with commercial real estate, in residential real estate investments. Julian, who started his career in real estate in 1979, believed that more people would be interested in owning rental homes as investments if the process was simplified.

The Triple Net Houses concept is similar to an investor buying a bond, Julian says, since he or she is getting a fixed return and a set payment for 10 years.

Simply put, Triple Net Houses sells a rental property to an investor and then leases the property back for 10 years. The result is predictable cash flow, automatic rental deposits, no missed payments, no headaches of tenant interaction and no maintenance expenses. Professional management by Triple Net Houses is included in the plan.

“You get the benefits of investing in real estate without the hassles generally associated with being a landlord,” Julian explained. “Since you pay no operating expenses, you will know in advance what your cash flow will be every month for 10 years. Our company does all the work. We secure tenants, pay real estate taxes and insurance and handle and pay for all maintenance.”

Triple Net Houses is the only company of its kind in residential real estate, Julian believes.

Currently, Triple Net Houses has 150 properties and expects to add 10 per month in 2011, Julian projects. The company has seven full-time employees in its office and also works with local contractors whose lone client is Triple Net Houses.

“Our concept has been well-received and has allowed people to own investment property who otherwise would not have considered it because of all the perceived headaches,” Julian said. “We believe we are opening the door for more people to become real estate investors, and there is room for tremendous growth for our company.”

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Triple Net Houses' Concept Allows People to Invest in Real Estate Without the Typical Hassles

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 18:00:00 +0000

Dayton, OH (Vocus) October 18, 2010 -- The idea of investing in residential real estate might sound appealing, but for many people, the thought of managing the properties, dealing with maintenance and paying taxes and insurance causes a headache. A longtime Dayton real estate broker has removed the hassle of owning residential properties as investments with his company, Triple Net Houses.

When Pete Julian founded the company in late 2007, he saw a niche for using the triple net lease concept, which is typically associated with commercial real estate, in residential real estate investments. Julian, a real estate broker, who started his career in real estate in 1979, believed that more people would be interested in owning rental homes as investments if the process was simplified.

“One of the drawbacks, to the typical investor who wants to have rental properties as part of their portfolio, is keeping up with the maintenance and attracting and retaining reliable tenants,” Julian said. “The idea behind Triple Net Houses is that you can have investment properties and not have to be concerned about the tenants, the maintenance, the taxes and the insurance because we take care of it for you.”

With the current real estate market, rents have remained steady though property values have decreased, Julian explained. This represents an ideal investment opportunity in homes within the $50,000 to $90,000 price range of the homes that Triple Net Houses typically purchases. Most of the homes the company buys are bank-owned properties.

Triple Net Houses completely refurbishes every home it buys. The company then sells it to an investor, who in turn leases the home back to Triple Net Houses, making the company the tenant. Triple Net Houses manages the property, pays the taxes and insurance, and handles and pays for maintenance. The actual tenant who lives in the house leases it from the company.

The contract between the investor and Triple Net Houses is for 10 years, which Julian says gives the investor peace of mind knowing the cash flow every month. On the due date, the payment is electronically deposited by Triple Net Houses into the investor’s bank account.

“It’s almost like owning stock in a company. You don’t have to deal with the day-to-day issues,” Julian added. “The idea is to provide cash flow without the hassles. Since the company is the tenant and takes care of everything for you, you know what your cash flow will be every month.

Currently, Triple Net Houses has 150 properties and expects to add 10 per month in 2011, Julian projects. The company has six full-time employees in its office and also works with local contractors whose lone client is Triple Net Houses.

“As far as I know, we are the only company that is implementing the triple net lease concept in residential real estate,” Julian said. “We are excited about the growth potential because this opens the door for may more people to get into real estate investing.”

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Best Cities for Starter Homes... Dayton, OH Ranks #2

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 18:33:00 +0000

Paul Toscano , CNBC.com

Sep 22, 2010

With depressed prices across America's real estate market, many first time home buyers are in a position to purchase a home that will rise in value over the long term. But since every local market is different, some places are significantly better than others for starter homes.

To understand the country's best cities for first time buyers, real estate website Zillow.com analyzed data from 125 local markets, comparing median home values, average mortgage payments as a percentage of household income (affordability) and improving trends in home prices.

In addition to the housing data, the unemployment rate and overall cost of living was taken into account, with cost of living data from demographer Bert Sperling’s Best Places, which uses 100 to denote the national average. For example, if a city has a cost of living of 90, it costs a resident 10% less to live in the area, compared to the country as a whole.

These cities are all highly affordable when average incomes are taken into account, and also have an employment landscape that is much more favorable than the rest of the country, making them prime locations for those looking to buy their first home.

1. Augusta, Georgia

Zillow median home value: $107,900
Month-over-month change: +0.42%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $524.17
Mortgage payment as % of income: 14%
Unemployment rate: 9.3%
Cost of living: 77.4

The best U.S. city for starter homes, Augusta has now seen four consecutive months of significant monthly appreciation, but median home prices remain very low, at less than 60% of the national average, providing a good opportunity for first time home buyers.

Although Augusta home prices have decreased 5.63% since this time last year, trends in recent months show significant upward movement, signaling that the city has just come off the bottom.

In addition to having an unemployment rate that is better than most of the nation, Augusta's cost of living is 22.6% lower than the national average, while home buyers can expect to devote only 14% of their annual income to paying off their mortgage.

Dayton, Ohio

2. Dayton, Ohio

Zillow median home value: $102,300
Month-over-month change: -0.03%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $496.96
Mortgage payment as % of income: 12%
Unemployment rate: 11.2%
Cost of living: 76.70

In Dayton, the monthly rate of decline has shrunk significantly over the past 7 months and has dropped to less than -0.10% for the past three months. Although home prices are still decreasing slightly, overall home values are among the lowest on this list, while buyers can expect mortgage payments to only take up 12% of their annual income.

Tulsa, Oklahoma

3. Tulsa, Oklahoma

Zillow median home value: $117,400
Month-over-month change: +0.29%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $570.32
Mortgage payment as % of income: 15%
Unemployment rate: 7.5%
Cost of living: 79.3

Tulsa has now seen five consecutive months of monthly appreciation, with year-over-year appreciation at 2.39%. Both unemployment and cost of living are also significantly lower than the national average.

4. Akron, Ohio

Zillow median home value: $117,400
Month-over-month change: +0.15%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $570.32
Mortgage payment as % of income: 14%
Unemployment rate: 10.1%
Cost of living: 75.2

There have now been four consecutive months of monthly appreciation in Akron, a city where residents enjoy a cost of living nearly 25% lower than the national average.

Spartanburg, South Carolina

5. Spartanburg, South Carolina

Zillow median home value: $105,800
Month-over-month change: +0.26%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $513.97
Mortgage payment as % of income: 14%
Unemployment rate: 11.8%
Cost of living: 78.4

Spartanburg has seen five consecutive months of monthly appreciation, and although the unemployment rate is at 11.8%, the city's cost of living and median home values are significantly lower than the national average. First time buyers in this South Carolina city can expect to pay about $514 in monthly mortgage payments.

Utica, New York

6. Utica, New York

Zillow median home value: $100,900
Month-over-month change: +1.07%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $490.16
Mortgage payment as % of income: 13%
Unemployment rate: 7.1%
Cost of living: 88.40

In upstate New York, Utica has seen five consecutive months of significant monthly appreciation, with the most recent month-over-month increase above 1%. Both cost of living and the unemployment rate are much lower than the national average, while median home values stand at just over 55% of the national average.

7. Cleveland, Ohio

Zillow median home value: $120,400
Month-over-month change: +0.55%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $584.89
Mortgage payment as % of income: 14%
Unemployment rate: 9.3%
Cost of living: 80.7

In Cleveland, there have now been six consecutive months of flat or monthly appreciation, with a positive increase of 0.55% in the most recent month-over-month change. Although unemployment is relatively high compared to other cities on this list, Cleveland's cost of living is 19.3% lower than the national average.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

8. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Zillow median home value: $121,100
Month-over-month change: +1.55%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $588.29
Mortgage payment as % of income: 15%
Unemployment rate: 6.4%
Cost of living: 83.1

There have now been seven consecutive months of significant monthly appreciation in Oklahoma City, which also has a relatively low unemployment rate of 6.4%. In addition, median home values are over $60,000 less than the national average in the city.

9. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Zillow median home value: $107,700
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $523.20
Mortgage payment as % of income: 13%
Unemployment rate: 8.5%
Cost of living: 87.7

Pittsburgh has seen flat or positive monthly appreciation for the past five months, while home prices are at about 60% of the national average of $182,200. With this taken into account, first time buyers can expect to devote only 13% of their annual income to mortgage payments, on average.

10. Des Moines, Iowa

Zillow median home value: $145,700
Month-over-month change: +0.81%
Avg monthly mortgage payment: $707.80
Mortgage payment as % of income: 15% Unemployment rate: 6.3%
Cost of living: 81.5

For home prices in Des Moines, there have now been six consecutive months of flat or monthly appreciation, with values that are about 20% lower than the national average. In addition, the city has an unemployment rate that is almost half the national average and a low overall cost of living.

A shift in the “American Dream”

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 17:23:00 +0000

For as long as I can remember the so called “American Dream” has revolved around home ownership. This sentiment has been passed down over the years from our parents and grandparents, but today we are seeing a shift for many in that typical “American Dream”.

According to an article from CNNMoney.com, between 2004 and 2009 the number of renter households increased by almost 10% or 3.4 Million new renters. The number was even higher in the Midwest, increasing by over 15%. With recent turmoil in the mortgage lending industry leading to more stringent qualification guidelines, there are many people for whom home ownership will simply not be a possibility as it was in the early 2000’s. For those that do have the means to purchase property, this creates a great opportunity for investment.

Triple Net Houses Inc. recognized this trend early-on and has built a business model to assist investors to take advantage of this most recent trend in real estate. By offering completely renovated single family houses in and around the Dayton, OH market, Triple Net Houses Inc. is filling a need for quality rental properties while also meeting the demand from investors for a predictable cash on cash return and monthly cash flow without the traditional hassles of owning rental property. Many would be real estate investors have shied away from rental properties in the past due to worries over maintenance, non-paying tenants, and the day to day headaches of managing rental property. Triple Net Houses, Inc. removes these headaches from the equation for the average investor. By offering a 10 year triple net lease on all houses purchased from Triple Net Houses, Inc., we have basically made owning rental property headache and hassle free. During the lease period, Triple Net Houses Inc. is responsible for all maintenance, management, and the costs associated with both. Triple Net Houses Inc. will also pay the property taxes and insurance on the property when due. This means the owner has a guaranteed monthly net cash flow that they can count on month after month and year after year.

One thing is for sure, as long as the population continues to grow, people will need places to live and those that have the means to own property will benefit.

Cory Day
Sales Manager

A Growing Trend in Dayton, OH

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 15:09:00 +0000

A recent article in the Dayton Daily News breaks down the development projects that have been completed in the last decade in the downtown Dayton area. The article states that $1.5 Billion has been spent on private and public improvement projects, which is comparable to the level of progress from the 1960’s. Although unlike the 1960’s when development was mainly industrial, the new trend in downtown growth is in healthcare, the arts, education, and technology.

The article goes on the say that the trend for the downtown Dayton area is that of an “urban village”. This development will likely bring more jobs back to the downtown area, and create additional demand for housing and rentals in and around the city of Dayton. Although fewer people are able to buy houses these days due to tougher lending requirements, people still need a place to live, and the closer to work the better.

Triple Net Houses Inc. has seen these changes to the downtown area happening over the last few years and has strategically targeted neighborhoods in key areas with access to local centers of employment where quality housing is in demand. These areas make for strong rentals and great investments for our buyers. The combination of affordable housing, and a strong rental market make for a means of generating positive cash flow for investors from day one.

With the continued growth of the downtown area, we see a growing trend in the need for well maintained corporate leased houses, and we feel we are doing our part in adding to the improvements that are taking place in the Dayton area.

-Cory Day, Sales Manager

Video Post: 3806 Klepinger $85,000

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 13:44:00 +0000

If you want to invest in residential real estate but don't want to become a landlord, then invest in a Triple Net House. We give you all the benefits without the hassle.

3806 Klepinger, Dayton OH. sells for $85,000

Dayton, OH Ranked 4th

noreply@blogger.com (Ernie DiMalanta) — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 15:39:00 +0000

I read an article online last week on CNNmoney.com which ranked the 10 most affordable housing markets in the US. Dayton, OH was ranked 4th on this list. This affordability has made Dayton a target for many real estate investors from across the country.

With the recent increases in the number of renters, the combination of affordable housing and a strong rental market have combined to make Dayton an area where investors can see positive returns on their investment from day 1. Home to Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton has recently been recognized as the Aerospace engineering hub of the Midwest. We are quickly getting back to the strategy of buy & hold vs. the buy & flip mentality which caused a great deal of the over-inflation of home prices in certain areas of the country.

Instead of trying to make a quick buck, many savy real estate investors are going back to their roots and looking to create long term wealth through buying and holding their properties. The affordable prices make now a great time to buy for any investors who have the means.

Cory Day
Sales Manager

Corporate Leased Houses for Sale

noreply@blogger.com (Ernie DiMalanta) — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 13:44:00 +0000

Would you rather invest in a single family rental property that is leased by a corporation? No more worrying about getting that monthly check in the mail! Please click the link below To view this months current inventory for sale!

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Video Post: 6642 Desmond St. $65,000

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 16:59:00 +0000

If you want to invest in residential real estate but don't want to become a landlord, then invest in a Triple Net House. We give you all the benefits without the hassle.

6642 Desmond St., Dayton OH. sells for $65,000

Area home prices up 22.8%

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Wed, 12 May 2010 14:50:00 +0000

By Tim Tresslar, Staff Writer with Dayton Daily News 12:04 AM Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Home prices in the Dayton area jumped nearly 23 percent during the first quarter of this year, another sign the local housing market is recovering.

The median price for a single-family home in Greene, Miami, Montgomery and Preble counties climbed to $97,900, compared with $79,700 during the same quarter a year ago, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday, May 11.

The median price means half of homes sold for more, half for less.

Deb McCuiston, president of the Dayton Area Board of Realtors, said a shrinking inventory of existing homes, low interest rates and the recently expired federal tax credit for home buyers helped fuel sales and prices during the quarter.

The increase is being driven by sales volume and not by more high-priced homes changing hands, she said.

“It’s optimistic news and we feel good about it,” she said.

For those who own more on their mortgages than their homes are worth, rising prices can help rebuild lost equity.

Home price increases also are considered critical because they help boost consumer confidence.

Ninety-one of the nation’s 152 metropolitan statistical areas posted gains in their median home prices compared with first quarter 2009.

The same figure for the entire country slipped to $166,100 in the first quarter, versus $167,300 during the year-ago period, a drop of less than 1 percent.

"How to Achieve Financial Freedom: An Introduction to Self-Directed Retirement Plans"

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 15:50:00 +0000

Yesterday, we had the privilege of having Entrust CAMA present on Self-Directed IRA's and the benefits of investing within a tax-free environment. Here is the recording of the webinar for those of you who weren't able to attend.

Do you have a traditional or roth IRA? If so, you may consider changing it into a self-directed IRA through a custodian like Entrust. By doing so, you are able to invest the funds within that account to diversity of traditional and non-traditional investment opportunities like real estate.

This is a very common and easy practice with many of Triple Net Houses investors. Instead of having no control with your Traditional or Roth IRA funds think about self-directing them to purchase more Triple Net Houses for 9.1% return!

One More Time!

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 15:57:00 +0000

"Given this economy, not doing as well in 2009 as in 2008 at attracting capital investment isn’t necessarily bad. In fact, it can be great, if you still did better than everyone else. That’s how Ohio clinched its fourth consecutive Governor’s Cup for total qualifying project announcements in 2009. Weighing in at 381 projects (it had 503 last time), Ohio squeaked past runners-up Texas, Michigan and Pennsylvania in a repeat of last year’s pecking order, with 374, 372 and 335 projects respectively." From Site Selection magazine, March 2010 by Mark Arend. (Read more from SiteSelection.com)

"'Site Selection' magazine has chosen the Dayton area as the nation's top metropolitan area for economic development in the Tier 2 category in 2009, the Dayton Development Coalition said Wednesday, March 3.

It was the second consecutive year the magazine selected Dayton for that recognition. The category covers metro areas with populations from 200,000 to one million." - Dayton Daily News (Read more from the Daily Dayton News)

Retiring using Real Estate

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 17:44:00 +0000

A little known fact about retirement investing is that investors are not limited to stocks, bonds, mutual funds and CDs. Savvy investors know there are several other retirement investment opportunities available such as notes, tax lien certificates, and most notably--real estate. Retirement investing in real estate using a self-directed IRA is no different than a regular real estate investment except that you can reap the benefits of tax-free earnings in a Roth IRA or tax deductable contributions in a traditional IRA. Moreover, investing using an IRA in a house offered by Triple Net Houses, Inc. offers a truly hassle-free investment while still enjoying tremendous tax benefits.

Purchasing a Triple Net House using a Roth IRA allows for a 9.1% return—all of which is tax-free upon withdrawal of the funds at age 59½. Since Triple Net Houses, Inc. pays all operating expenses and professionally manages the property per the triple net lease agreement, this investment provides a completely turn-key investment at an excellent (tax-free) return. Traditional IRAs also offer a great approach to real estate investments. All the contributions made to the traditional IRA are tax-deductable. That means investors can enjoy a reductions in their currently taxable income. Investing in a triple net property using a traditional IRA also provides the same 9.1% return while also saving on their current tax liability. Both investment approaches allow an excellent way for investors to successfully purchase hassle-free, corporate-leased properties from Triple Net Houses, Inc.

Dayton, Ohio... On the Rebound

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 15:01:00 +0000

Dayton, Ohio is a great place to invest in residential rental real estate. The ratio between gross rental income and purchase prices of houses is conducive to producing great cash flows for Dayton, Ohio real estate investors. The Greater Dayton, Ohio area has experienced job losses just like most Midwestern cities. The great advantage that Dayton has going for it is that there is a significant employment base that continues to grow in spite of previous losses in manufacturing jobs.

Dayton is home to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base which is the largest single-site employer in the State of Ohio with over 24,000 jobs. Wright-Patterson was a huge winner of jobs in the most recent base realignment. Dayton also boasts two major universities – the University of Dayton with enrollment of about 9,000 including a law school and Wright State University with enrollment of over 17,000 including a medical school. These two universities collaborate with Wright Patterson Air Force Base in many large research projects which has significantly boosted local employment. Some areas of research include medical, composites and nanotechnology.

The Dayton, Ohio area is definitely on the rebound and many real estate investors are jumping in while prices are still at relatively low levels.

Old Dog/New Trick: Triple Net Leases in the Residential Market Pay Double Digit Returns

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 18:52:00 +0000

DAYTON, OH, March 15, 2010:

What’s old is new: Traditionally triple net leases, which alleviate the burdens of landlord responsibilities off of the investor, have always been successfully used in commercial real estate. For the first time ever, triple net leases are now being utilized in residential real estate, luring investors from all over the country to double digit returns, says Triple Net Houses, Inc.

“Donald Trump doesn’t want to do the maintenance on his real estate investments --- and most residential investors don’t either,” says Triple Net Houses, Inc. Director of Marketing Ernie DiMalanta. “Everyone loves the double digit return real estate investments can provide, but not everyone wants to be a landlord. We’re the first company in the nation to use triple net leases to do what commercial investors have done for decades --- secure a better return on a more aggressive, yet still stable investment while eliminating the day-to-day hassles of property management.”

Triple net leases are common in franchises; McDonald’s Corporation and other industry giants acquire property that they lease back to their franchisees. DiMalanta points out that, like the corporate giants, Triple Net purchases, refurbishes and sells their properties to investors --- then immediately leases the homes back for 10-year periods using a triple net lease. "We've reinvented the way people invest in residential rental real estate, but we've done it using triple net leases, a time-tested commercial real estate tool. We're helping investors leverage the glut of affordable single family homes using the triple net lease model that’s been around decades. Investing in triple net lease real estate isn’t new in the commercial market, but in the residential market, it’s revolutionary.”

The method supplies traditional benefits of real estate investments such as increasing equity, tax savings and properties that appreciate while also providing a positive, predictable cash flow in the form of fixed monthly payments via a triple net lease --- even when an investor's home is unoccupied. DiMalanta says investors generally enjoy a hassle-free, annual cash return of between 9 and 17% on Triple Net houses.

Dayton, Ohio-based Triple Net Houses, Inc. has established itself as the premiere provider of residential real estate management through their innovative use of triple net leases. "We’ve seen a wide range of investors with our triple net leases --- everything from former landlords tired of maintenance, to business-savvy, traveling execs who enjoy the hassle-free option, to single women and older couples who want a safe investment they don’t have to baby-sit,” says DiMalanta. “These are people disenchanted with the volatile stock market and looking for a place their money can grow. They’ve all recognized a convenient, stable return using a tried and true product. At the end of the day, they are happy to have an effortless, hard asset and not just a lot of failing stocks.”

For additional information on Triple Net Houses, Inc., its triple net lease products or this release, contact Ernie DiMalanta at 1.877.899.3NET (3638) or visit www.TripleNetHouses.com.

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Video Post: 652 Longvale Dr. $60,000

noreply@blogger.com (editor) — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:41:00 +0000

If you want to invest in residential real estate but don't want to become a landlord, then invest in a Triple Net House. We give you all the benefits without the hassle.

652 Longvale Dr., Dayton OH. sells for $60,000