sale-leaseback

Sell, then rent

A sale-leaseback is a financial arrangement where an owner sells an asset—typically real estate—to a buyer and immediately leases it back, continuing to use the property while converting ownership equity to cash.

Companies use sale-leasebacks to free up capital without disrupting operations: The retailer executed a sale-leaseback on its headquarters to fund expansion.

financing

capital

Wealth used for investment

balance sheet · monetization · working capital · leveraged · refinancing · corporate finance · funding · capitalization · financial engineering · treasury

transaction

purchase price

Money paid for acquisition

covenant · negotiation · due diligence · appraisal · escrow · contract · deed · title transfer · conveyance

realestate

commercial property

Buildings for business use

occupancy · landlord · tenant · property management · square footage · real estate investment trust · REIT · corporate headquarters · distribution center · portfolio

taxation

depreciation

Asset value reduction over time

GAAP · tax deferral · amortization · tax liability · deduction

strategy

restructuring

Rearranging an existing framework

Opposites
asset disposition method

sale-leasebackpurchase

Goods obtained for payment

acquisition · lease-to-own · divestiture · keeping

financing/ownership strategy

sale-leasebackdebt financing

Raising capital through borrowing

owner-occupied · capital expenditure · capital investment · property ownership

Family

sale, leaseback, lease, back, sales, leases, leased, leasing, lessee

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