a financing structure that allows a business to take capital equipment that has already been paid for and sell it to a leasing company for fair market value, or some negotiated amount, then immediately lease the asset back
A sale-leaseback is often used as a means of obtaining funding for future expansion needs. In a sale leaseback the owner of the property sells the property and in return leases it back on a long-term basis. The following describes a sales lease back situation: Owner A sells to Buyer B, who then leases the property back to Seller A.
A type of home sale plan in which the seller of a home immediately rents it back on a long-term or lifetime lease; the seller receives monthly payments from the sale of the home and pays monthly rent at a market rate.
An arrangement whereby leased equipment is purchased by a lessor from the company owning and using it. The lessor then becomes the owner and leases it back to the original owner, who continues to use the equipment.
a home equity conversion approach in which a homeowner sells the home to an investor with the condition that the seller will rent it back on a fixed or life term lease without actually having to move out (pages 199–202).
is the sale of equipment (for cash). The equipment is then refinanced as a lease to the same business owner. Seller retains full usage rights of the equipment. Purchaser of equipment takes ownership at end of lease term. Equipment age and other restrictions may affect equipment qualification for sale leaseback.
A real estate transaction in which the buyer leases back the property to the seller for a specific period of time.
When a building is sold to a third party and then leased back from that entity. It enables the seller to convert real estate assets into cash while maintaining expense base.
