Highlights

• Newer Construction, New 20 Year Net Lease- Zero Landlord Obligations
• Rite Aid Corp. upgraded to Outperform by Raymond James Financial
• Rite Aid completed refinancing of debt and there is no long term debt due through 2016

• Rite Aid (NYSE: RAD) Corporate Lease w/ Scheduled 10% Increases
• Year One Cash on Cash Return is: 10.60%
• Rite Aid Corp. shares are up over 225% since April

Description

This offering is the rare opportunity for an investor to acquire an absolute net leased Rite Aid asset with a brand new 20 year lease. The lease term is 20 years with a 10% bump every 10 years. The lease is net and provides for zero landlord responsibilities.

Rite Aid Corp. (NYSE: RAD) Highlights:

*Rite Aid Corp. upgraded to Outperform by Raymond James

*Rite Aid Corp. shares are up over 225% since April

*Rite Aid Corporation enjoys over $26b in Annual Sales

*Rite Aid Corp. has experienced an upward trend in stock price since mid-March 2009

*Rite Aid Corp. reported Same Store Sales Increase for May 2009

*Recently, Rite Aid (NYSE: RAD) announced that it has successfully completed its previously announced refinancing of the majority of its September 2010 debt maturities, including its $145 million Tranche 1 Term Loan and $1.75 billion senior secured revolving credit facility.

*Standard & Poor's Ratings Service raised the outlook of Rite Aid Corp. to "Stable" July 21 saying the drugstore operator is in a better position after refinancing much of its debt.

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