Sale-Leaseback: How Businesses Can Solve Liquidity Problems With Real Estate

Sale-Leaseback: How Businesses Can Solve Liquidity Problems With Real Estate //

Here's something you may never have thought about as a small business owner - is it more optimal to own or lease the real estate in which your business operates.

Or maybe you have thought about it, but you just aren't quite sure how to best go about optimizing your real estate for your business.

Many business owners share a similar journey. They own the real estate they use, either directly or indirectly - maybe they leased space at first, and their business grew, so they decided to buy a building.

And business-owned real estate presents some wonderful opportunities - sometimes you can secure a cheaper monthly payment and grow some personal wealth at the same time.

But it presents some challenges as well.

If you're suffering from liquidity issues, or you want to more inexpensively fund business growth, a sale-leaseback could be the perfect strategy.

Our goal in this video is to familiarize business owners with the concept of a sale-leaseback and offer a couple of situations where it might make sense.

⌛ Timestamps ⌛
0:00 Introduction
0:52 The Benefits of Business Owned Real Estate
1:25 Sale-Leaseback: Balance Sheet Considerations
2:44 Sale-Leaseback: Financing Considerations
4:03 When Might a Sale-Leaseback Make Sense?
5:45 Key Takeaways

Our mission at Marsh & Partners is to help educate and guide business owners, investors, and developers through the complex world of real estate decision-making.

We're bullish on the freedom real estate provides, as both a passive investment and long-term wealth creation vehicle.

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