The opportunity in many of the locations for a single-tenant net lease investment provides attractive long-term rental rates and built-in traffic patterns.

If investors are anything like the average net lease property owner, they might find a retail pharmacy is a solid investment. Even better news is this investment will likely to continue providing a reasonable rate of return.

Net lease investors should care if a potential tenant has put in the time and effort to develop an app.

Certainly, there are risks when it comes to owning a net lease medical property and due diligence is essential but the future is bright for the sector.

Giant retailers are experiencing huge success with shrinking real estate footprints. Net-lease investors can benefit from owning smaller-format stores.

As robust as the overall CRE lending picture might be on the surface, banks are being more cautious.

QSRs have continued to sell at a lower cap rates than the single tenant net lease average.

If you're an investor that either owns or is considering buying a stand-alone Rite Aid retail pharmacy, the scenario and forecast are somewhat mixed.