Archer-Daniels.com :: Real Estate Finance

Do you want to acquire real property? Contact us.

Does your company have real estate on its balance sheet? Then we would like to ask you to consider a sale/leaseback transaction.

Companies looking to finance growth, make an acquisition, pay down debt or reallocate capital into more productive uses should consider sale-leaseback financing as a key capital-raising alternative. The sale/leaseback is a financing technique that has been used in the United States since the 1940's.

The transaction, in its most basic form, involves the sale of a property to an investor who holds title and leases the property back to the former owner. The lease is typically a long-term "net" lease, with the seller/tenant having the option of repurchasing at a later time. The seller/tenant reaps the benefit of favorable 100% "financing" and still retains the use of the property. The buyer/landlord receives the tax benefit of depreciation and a guaranteed long-term rental.

Some of the resulting benefits:

Frees-up capital to be invested into the growth of your company;

Improves the balance sheet;

You retain control of the property;

Able to defer a considerable portion of the tax liability;

Receive 100% of fair market value;

	Real Estate Finance
	Do you want to acquire real property? Contact us. Does your company have real estate on its balance sheet? Then we would like to ask you to consider a sale/leaseback transaction. Companies looking to finance growth, make an acquisition, pay down debt or reallocate capital into more productive uses should consider sale-leaseback financing as a key capital-raising alternative. The sale/leaseback is a financing technique that has been used in the United States since the 1940's. The transaction, in its most basic form, involves the sale of a property to an investor who holds title and leases the property back to the former owner. The lease is typically a long-term "net" lease, with the seller/tenant having the option of repurchasing at a later time. The seller/tenant reaps the benefit of favorable 100% "financing" and still retains the use of the property. The buyer/landlord receives the tax benefit of depreciation and a guaranteed long-term rental. Some of the resulting benefits: Frees-up capital to be invested into the growth of your company; Improves the balance sheet; You retain control of the property; Able to defer a considerable portion of the tax liability; Receive 100% of fair market value;