$5 Million NNN Acquisition in Dallas
By Trevor Damyan, Commercial Mortgage Broker at Commercial Lending Solutions
A $5 million net lease acquisition in Dallas represents the sweet spot for institutional and experienced 1031 exchange buyers seeking stabilized, triple-net cashflow with minimal management burden. The Dallas market has attracted national retailers and credit-quality tenants across suburban corridors and urban infill, making single-tenant financings accessible to regional and national lenders. At this loan size, borrowers can expect 60 to 75 percent LTV depending on tenant credit rating and remaining lease term, with rates in the 6.5 to 7.0 percent range from traditional bank STNL programs and life insurance companies. Non-recourse structures are achievable for investment-grade tenants and longer lease terms, a critical feature for many net lease investors.
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Capital stacks for $5 million NNN acquisitions in Dallas are dominated by regional banks with established single-tenant net lease platforms and life insurance companies seeking steady yielding assets. Lender selection hinges on tenant credit, lease duration, property location, and whether the borrower qualifies for non-recourse financing; banks typically lead on speed and flexibility, while life companies win on longer amortization and lower rates for pristine credits.
Pricing reflects active CLS CRE quote pipeline as of April 2026. Specific deal pricing depends on sponsor, property, and structure.
Who Closes a $5M NNN Acquisition Deal
Typical sponsors closing $5 million NNN acquisitions in Dallas are experienced net lease investors with $10 million to $50 million in total real estate holdings, often executing 2 to 5 deals annually. Many are tax-deferred 1031 exchange buyers seeking to maintain or improve yield while minimizing operational complexity; others are institutional portfolios or family offices rotating capital from maturing net lease holdings into fresh Dallas-area cashflows. Debt service coverage ratio expectations are modest (1.1 to 1.3x NOI) because cashflow is primarily tenant-driven rather than operator-dependent.
A Real $5M Example
We closed a $4.8 million financing on a three-property NNN portfolio in the Las Colinas submarket featuring a national quick-service restaurant chain, a dollar-store operator, and a health and wellness tenant. The borrower, a 1031 exchange buyer, required non-recourse financing to preserve liquidity and was offered a 6.65 percent fixed rate by a regional bank over 25 years with 70 percent LTV, given the investment-grade credit of two of three tenants and average remaining lease terms of 12 years. The loan closed in 38 days and included a 15-year prepayment lockout with defeasance thereafter, a structure that satisfied both the lender's yield protection and the borrower's exit optionality for future 1031 transactions.
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