Lease with an obligation to purchase... is this a thing?
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[{"id": "eg1o9bx", "text": "I would suggest working out a sale with favourable vtb financing to a potential user. Lease with an obligation to purchase would be difficult to enforce in case of bankruptcy. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "eg1s4ju", "text": "What if you set up a land contract? ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "eg23q81", "text": "Heres an idea. You have a business with what sounds like a built customer list. Why not find somebody to take over your business, you take a bs advisory position and take in whatever is fair monthly. Then do a sale leaseback with the building to an investor who is looking to get a good rate over a long period of time. You get favorable taxes, still have a business stream and will own the building ultimately. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "eg2k8gl", "text": "Well, pragmatically, if the tenant/practice buyer defaults by failing to buy the building, what are you going to do, evict them?  Then you have no cash flow. \n\nWhat about selling the building to an investor with a long term lease to practice buyer in place?   ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]