Insights

Guides, case studies, and the mechanics.

How sale-leaseback works in practice, written plainly for operators, M&A advisors, and investors alike.

What a 1031 exchange timeline really looks like

Forty-five days to identify, one hundred eighty to close. A practical walkthrough.

A quick screen for which of your deals carry owned property worth separating.

Tenant credit, rent coverage, residual value, and rate sensitivity in one place.

You sell the building and stay in it on a long lease. Here is what that actually changes about your business, and what it does not.

The property conversation gets harder the later it starts. Here is where it fits on a normal sale timeline.

Up to 100% of value versus 60 to 70% loan-to-value. Here is the trade-off, in plain terms.

You are underwriting two things at once: the building, and the business that occupies it. Here is the order we work in.

Forty-five days to identify, one hundred eighty to close. A practical walkthrough.

When buyer and seller stall a turn apart on price, owned real estate is often the money already sitting on the table.

Terms commonly run 15 years or more with renewal options, built around how you operate.