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Fortify and enhance your portfolio with grocery-anchored CRE

First National Realty Partners (FNRP) is one of the fastest-growing, vertically integrated private equity firms. Their platform is designed to offer everyday accredited investors access to institutional-quality grocery-anchored commercial real estate.

Investors own a share of institutional-quality properties leased by national brands like Whole Foods, CVS, Kroger and Walmart, which provide essential goods to their communities. The Triple Net (NNN) lease structure of these properties means you’ll get a stable, positive cash flow without having to worry about tenant costs cutting into your bottom line.

Even better — the firm handles the work for you. FNRP’s team of experts manages every component of the investment life cycle from due diligence and leasing to property management and upside.

Using proprietary technology, FNRP vets every deal against a rigorous set of investment criteria and manages them in-house, which means you get to enjoy your quarterly distributions without worrying about the quality of your investment.

How it works

Four easy steps take you from looking over potential properties to earning your first check:

  • Step 1: Research FNRP’s property list, which is searchable by an easy-to-use menu that allows prospective investors to quickly isolate sectors, geographic markets and national brands that make sense to them.

  • Step 2: Once you’ve selected a property to consider, FNRP provides an informative 60-minute live webinar that addresses all facets of the deal: financial objectives, an analysis of the asset management strategy, an examination of market trends and demographics, followed by a dedicated session at the conclusion for addressing your questions.

  • Step 3: Once you have the minimum investment of $50,000, FNRP’s purchase platform makes it easy with a secure digital process.

  • Step 4: FNRP distributes quarterly cash distributions, and investors also get full access to the property’s performance reports, lease updates, and other asset-specific information.

Online investor portal

FNRP’s secure online platform makes investing in commercial real estate convenient and simple.

You can engage with experts, explore available deals and easily make an allocation, all in one personalized portal.

No matter what your schedule is, you can check on your investments in the portal at any time and the FNRP website lets you easily view new deals when they arrive.

Choose your deal

FNRP uses a volume-based approach to find you the best possible CRE opportunities across the country. Investors can browse a variety of curated deals and select whichever one best fits their goals and comfort level.

FNRP takes a fully transparent approach to helping investors make their choice by providing detailed financial projections and market research for each deal. They also host deal launch webinars, in which they break down the specifics of each investment opportunity and give investors the chance to ask questions.

Cash distributions

Once the deal is fully funded and the property closing has taken place, FNRP makes quarterly cash distributions from the property’s positive cash flow beginning in the first quarter after closing.

You get the insight and benefits of ownership, while FNRP handles the hard work, including vetting, management and due diligence necessary to create a successful real estate investment relationship.

Start investing in high-return commercial real estate today by signing up with First National Realty Partners.

Dana Sitar, CEPF® Freelance Contributor

Dana Sitar has been writing and editing since 2011, covering personal finance, careers and digital media. She’s written about work and money for The New York Times, Forbes, CNBC, The Motley Fool, a column for Inc. and more.

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