Zoom Meeting Summary — Exchanging into Triple Net (NNN), June 17 2026
Zoom AI Companion summary of the June 17, 2026 consultation in which Mike Priolo presented the multifamily-to-NNN concept to Mark Yazdani, Farzin, and Azita. Mike walked through why aging multifamily ownership becomes management-intensive, how a 1031 exchange can move equity into passive net-leased assets, and how tenant credit and lease guarantees mitigate the shift from operational risk to credit risk. He used single-tenant examples (Heartland Dental, Caliber Collision) and committed to adding multi-tenant options and example leases in follow-up materials.
Key Facts¶
- LLCs can do 1031 exchanges, but all members must participate together (IRS treats the LLC as one taxpayer).
- Debt must be maintained or increased in the exchange, never reduced.
- NNN structure: tenant pays taxes, insurance, and maintenance; landlord NOI is protected from operating-expense growth.
- Preferred tenant types: medical, dental, fast food, automotive — internet/pandemic/recession resistant.
- NNN rent growth targets inflation (~1.5–3%/yr); fast food often steps up, medical/dental/auto often 1.25–3% annual.
- Tenants must keep paying rent during bankruptcy unless they fully cease operations.
Notable Quotes¶
- "Risk shifts from operational to credit risk" in moving from apartments to NNN.
See also: Mike Priolo · 1031 Exchange · Triple Net Lease · Meeting Assets