It can potentially be devastating. If investors have a loan on their triple net lease (NNN) property and the tenant stops paying rent, that means that the landlords will have pay the mortgage payment themselves out of their own funds. The banks still expect the mortgage to be paid. Landlords could lose all their equity in the property if they can’t make the mortgage payments and the bank forecloses on the property. It can get even worse. If the landlord signed personally for the loan, there may be additional money due to the lender if the property ends up being sold for less than the mortgage amount on the building at the foreclosure sale.