leasebacks
Sell then rent
A leaseback is a transaction where the owner of an asset sells it and immediately leases it back from the buyer.
This allows the seller to free up capital while continuing to use the property or equipment: The company sold its headquarters in a leaseback arrangement to improve cash flow.
Common in real estate and corporate finance.
Wealth used for investment
- liquidityConvertibility to cash
- cashflowNet money movement
- debtMoney owed another
- creditRecognition or payment deferral
leverage · funding · collateral · restructuring · divestiture · monetization · securitization · refinancing
Collected works or assets
- returnsProfits from investments
- yieldProduce or relinquish
- ROIProfit-to-cost ratio
- appreciationRecognition of worth
investors · assets · equity · diversification · institutional · REIT · depreciation · annuities
capital
Wealth used for investment
credit · leverage · funding · collateral · restructuring · divestiture · monetization · securitization · refinancing · recapitalization
portfolio
Collected works or assets
appreciation · investors · assets · equity · diversification · institutional · REIT · depreciation · annuities · wealth
real-estate
Property and land
- commercialPaid broadcast promotion
- industrialOf factories and production
- retailSales to end users
office · tenant · landlord · leasehold · occupancy · rental · sublease · occupier · renewal · agreement