What if your tenants were nationally recognized brands, and your real estate investments practically ran themselves?

Tom Rauen breaks down the power of net lease investing and how he built a $55M commercial real estate portfolio featuring tenants like Starbucks, Arby's, and FedEx.

From market trends to lease structures, Tom shares why this focused strategy offers stability, simplicity, and serious long-term potential. He explains how long-term leases, strong credit profiles, and a hands-off management style make this asset class attractive, especially in markets like Iowa.

Whether you're scaling up or shifting strategy, Tom delivers a practical, focused perspective on building wealth through commercial real estate.

🧠 Tom Rauen's Top 5 Takeaways:
•Why net lease assets offer stable, passive income with less day-to-day management.
•How national tenants reduce risk and boost long-term investment confidence.
•Why the current market is full of opportunity thanks to increased inventory and aging ownership.
•How focusing on Iowa creates a streamlined and manageable investment approach.
•Why understanding lease terms and tenant quality is essential for evaluating property value.

👤 About Tom Rauen:
Tom Rauen is a serial entrepreneur, real estate investor, and community builder based in Iowa. He is the founder and CEO of 1-800-Tshirts.com (a 3× Inc. 5000 company) and the owner of Rauen Capital, where he has grown a $55 million net lease real estate portfolio featuring tenants such as Starbucks, Applebee's, Jimmy John's, and FedEx.

Tom is also the founder of Fast Food Landlord, co-owner of Dimensional Brewing Company, and a partner in the iconic Field of Dreams movie site. Known for his innovative mindset and love for legacy-focused investments, Tom continues to build both community and capital with every deal he touches.

Contact Info:
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/fastfoodlandlord

LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomrauen/

Website | https://rauencapital.com/