DOUBLING DEALS

And finally, we had breakfast this morning with Newburger-Andes'Steve Farrar  and David Andes about their business outlook for 2012. And for this duo, it's going to be a deal-a-month. David says the firm is looking to buy a slew more  triple-net retail  deals, even going outside the metro area's borders to do so. It just closed its fifth Dollar General store and has a Huddle House set to close soon. The firm typically buys five or six deals a year. But they plan to double that in 2012.

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