this episode of the M&A Mastermind podcast, host Nick Olsen interviews Dan Andrews, the managing partner and CEO of Tempus Realty Partners, about sale leasebacks in M&A transactions. They discuss the benefits and considerations of sale leasebacks, the timing and planning involved, and the potential tax advantages. Andrews emphasizes the importance of understanding the real estate involved in a transaction and determining if a sale leaseback is a good fit. He also highlights the limited pool of buyers for sale leasebacks and the need for proper due diligence and financing. Overall, the episode provides valuable insights for M&A advisors and business owners considering sale leasebacks.
Takeaways
- Sale leasebacks should be considered in virtually every M&A transaction involving real estate.
- Â Timing and planning are crucial for successful sale leasebacks, and it is often best to sell the real estate before selling the business.
- Â Working with a specialized buyer, such as Tempus Realty Partners, can increase the likelihood of a successful sale leaseback.
- Â Proper due diligence, including property condition assessments, environmental assessments, and surveys, is essential to mitigate risks.
- Â Long-term leases with market-rate rent and annual increases of around 3% are typically the most attractive to buyers.
- Â Sale leasebacks can offer tax advantages, such as 1031 exchanges, if properly planned and executed.
Chapters
00:00Â – Introduction and Overview
09:38Â – Timing and Planning for Successful Sale Leasebacks
26:49Â – The Limited Pool of Buyers for Sale Leasebacks
35:38Â – Optimizing Value with Long-Term Leases
Sale leasebacks, M&A transactions, real estate, timing, planning, tax planning, due diligence, financing
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