Bank Of America · Virginia

Bank Of America for Sale in Virginia

Bank Of America net lease (NNN) investment properties for sale nationwide. Browse Bank Of America net lease (NNN) properties for sale in Virginia and connect directly with the seller.

Active listings
1
Avg cap rate
9.18%
Sector
Net Lease Retail

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About Bank Of America net lease investments

Bank Of America net lease properties give investors single-tenant commercial real estate leased to an established operator. Net-lease assets like Bank Of America are valued for predictable, largely passive income, defined lease terms, and minimal day-to-day landlord responsibility, making them a common choice for 1031 exchange buyers and long-term income investors.

Typical term: Primary lease terms commonly range from 10-20 years with renewal options; remaining term is a key driver of value. Guaranty strength for Bank Of America deals depends on whether the location is corporate- or franchisee-operated. Always review the guarantor, remaining term, and unit-level performance.

Frequently asked questions

How many Bank Of America properties are for sale in Virginia?
There is currently 1 Bank Of America net lease property for sale in Virginia on Top Net Lease.
What lease structure do Bank Of America properties use?
Bank Of America locations are typically leased on net terms (NN or NNN), where the tenant covers most or all property expenses such as taxes, insurance, and maintenance. Confirm the exact structure on each listing.
Are Bank Of America net lease properties in Virginia good for a 1031 exchange?
Bank Of America net lease assets are frequently used as 1031 exchange replacement properties in Virginia because they offer primary lease terms commonly range from 10-20 years with renewal options; remaining term is a key driver of value. and largely passive ownership.