There’s a new player seated at the triple-net investment table, and its ante is being tossed-in from sales of dental floss, shop rags, and Spam to moderate-income Americana. The player, Dollar General Stores (NYSE:DG), is no stranger to the real estate investment community, but until this year its leases had mainly been attractive only to local, regional, or “one-off” purchasers. That changed in early 2010 when DG rolled out its latest investment product—the 15-Year NNN lease. These leases, which require no landlord responsibilities, have attracted sizable attention from institutional and national investors which had previously viewed DG leases as too cumbersome, unpredictable, and/or management-intensive.