Travel through a small town or the outskirts of a larger city, and you'll likely pass by the local discount dollar stores. Whether those stores boast the green sign of Dollar Tree, or the yellow-and-black General Dollar signage, they offer aisles of everyday goods, ranging from beauty products, to cleaning essentials, to food, all within a 10,000-square-foot space.
To net lease investors, discount dollar stores offer passive cash flow, thanks to long-term leases (averaging 10-15 years) and credit-worthy tenants. The major players in this sector are Dollar Tree Inc. (which acquired Family Dollar Stores Inc. in 2015) and Dollar General Corp.
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