• Escalation clause: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property? • Percentage lease: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property? • Net lease: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property? • Triple net lease: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property?

• Escalation clause: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property? • Percentage lease: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property? • Net lease: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property? • Triple net lease: What is it? What type of property uses one? Why would we use it? How would it help increase the value of our property?

Principles of Economics 2e

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Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

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