When looking for an investment property in commercial real estate, we should often be concerned not only with the quantity of the income stream, but also the quality. For public companies, we can often use the credit rating or look at the companies financials ourselves to determine if the price and the tenant credit "match up."
A common quote to this regard is "Price is what you pay. Value is what you get." I've done a little digging around with tenants commonly found in the commercial real estate market, and have included them on the chart below. In addition, I've included both Moody's and S&P ratings systems as a reference. Remember, these companies credit can change over time, and I'd suggest you do your own research before making the purchase.
A common quote to this regard is "Price is what you pay. Value is what you get." I've done a little digging around with tenants commonly found in the commercial real estate market, and have included them on the chart below. In addition, I've included both Moody's and S&P ratings systems as a reference. Remember, these companies credit can change over time, and I'd suggest you do your own research before making the purchase.
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