Net Lease TV - Andrew Gharibian Wants Your Vacant Rite Aids ICSC Las Vegas 2025
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| Date Uploaded: June 22, 2025
| Date Created: May 20, 2025
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In this episode of Net Lease TV Chris Marabella interviews Andrew Gharibian at ICSC Las Vegas 2025. Andrew is seeking vacant Rite Aid and other single tenant vacant properties to back fill with Dollar Stores such as Dollar Tree and others. Andrew Gharibian's cell phone is (310) 927-3398 For additional ideas for Net Lease TV and Financing for NNN properties you can contact Christian Marabella on his cell at (760) 803-6464. Christian Marabella's email is nnn@marabellafinance.com
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