The CBCM Real Estate Group states in their prospectus that they buy buildings for cash and rent them out to tenants under a triple net lease. Which statement is generally TRUE about this strategy when compared with buildings that are financed with debt? ( MARK ALL THOSE THAT APPLY) For the owner who has bought a building for all cash, there is a greater concern about future appreciation than cash flow than an owner who is highly leveraged. This will be a more risky venture for the owners than if they had financed the building with a conventional mortgage at 80% of the appraised value but will generate higher rates of return than the industry average. For the owner who has bought a building with all cash, inflation is of less concern given the tenant must pay insurance, taxes and maintenance costs. Without debt payments to make on a mortgage, there is a greater potential for generating significant cash flows on an annual basis