Case Study 102: Jamba Juice; NNN Lease Acquisition
- nuelmarketing999
- Oct 17
- 1 min read
Explore how NextGen CRE Solutions can facilitate a successful acquisition for a client seeking optimal terms for their 1031 exchange investment on a Triple Net, single tenant asset.

The Client's Scenario
Property: Jamba Juice triple net lease with 13 years remaining on lease.
Location: Las Vegas, excellent property location.
Purchase Price: $2,000,000.
Net Operating Income (NOI): $100,000.
Borrower: Strong financial profile, seeking 60% LTV.
Investment Strategy: 1031 exchange, requiring efficient execution and favorable terms.
NextGen's Solution & Outcome
Leveraging our extensive network and advanced platform, we can swiftly identify multiple lenders offering competitive financing solutions tailored to each client's 1031 exchange requirements.
Can secure a 60% LTV loan with highly favorable rates and terms.
Can facilitate a seamless transaction, ensuring compliance with 1031 exchange deadlines.
Can provide expert guidance, maximizing the client's investment return on a stable, income-producing asset.
Typical Lender Due Diligence Requirements for Single Tenant NNN Assets
Lenders meticulously evaluate various aspects to ensure the stability and security of single tenant NNN lease investments.
Tenant Financial & Lease Analysis
Tenant credit rating (e.g., S&P, Moody's)
Tenant financial statements (past 3-5 years)
Corporate and/or personal lease guarantees
Rent coverage ratios (e.g., EBITDAR to Rent)
Detailed lease terms analysis (rent bumps, options)
Property & Environmental Documentation
Executed NNN Lease Agreement
Title commitment and insurance policy
Boundary and ALTA/ACSM surveys
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA)
Certificates of occupancy & building permits
Market, Legal & Timeline Considerations
Local market analysis (demographics, competition)
Zoning verification and compliance
Borrower entity documents and legal opinions
Adherence to critical due diligence timelines
Property inspection reports (physical, structural)




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