Triple net lease (NNN)

A triple net lease (sometimes abbreviated as NNN) is a type of lease where the tenant not only pays the rent, but also agrees to pay all the costs of the property, including taxes, insurance and maintenance. This type of agreement is common in commercial real estate and is considered advantageous to investors because it reduces the number of variables and uncertainties associated with the property's operating expenses.

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