Opinion: What industries or business models strike the best balance between high credit quality and low build out costs?
How did you arrive at this generalization?

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Thanks!
[{"id": "iij7od4", "text": "probably cell towers or bill boards I'd imagine.  Anything with a small footprint like that is going to skew weird.\n\nI honestly wouldn't really even ask this question though, I don't think the answer is very important.  If you have a high credit quality tenant then there largely isn't an issue with expensive buildouts, and if you don't then there largely isn't an issue either because you probably aren't going to pay for it lol", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iilhoed", "text": "Sherwin Williams comes to mind as far as a business/tenant", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]