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Sale and Leasebacksell the property, stay inside it.

In a Sale and Leaseback, the company sells the property it operates from — a warehouse, a plant, a distribution center — to an investor and, in the same transaction, signs a long-term lease. Capital tied up in real estate becomes cash, and operations don't stop for a single day.

Who it's for

  • Manufacturers and logistics operations that own their property
  • Companies that need cash to expand without taking on debt
  • Balance sheet restructuring and debt reduction
  • Properties in hubs such as Extrema, Itapeva and the Fernão Dias highway corridor

Why consider it

More capital than a loan

Because it is a sale, it usually unlocks more than Home Equity.

It isn't debt

The funds come in as an asset sale, not as a loan on the balance sheet.

Operations don't stop

The company stays at the same address, under a long, predictable lease.

How it works

From first contact to disbursement.

Asset appraisal

Property value, location, construction standard and the lease that fits the operation.

Structuring

We define the term, rent, adjustment index and lease guarantees.

Investor presentation

Real estate funds and investors assess the asset and make offers.

Sale and lease

Deed of sale and lease agreement signed together.

FAQ

What people ask about Sale and Leaseback.

How long does it take?
The cycle is longer than a loan's, since it involves appraising the asset and negotiating with an investor. Our desk presents the timeline at the start.
Can I buy the property back later?
It depends on the structure negotiated. Buyback options can be included in the contract, depending on the investor.

Tell us about your case, we'll answer with numbers.

Reply within 1 business day with the actual rate and term range for your profile.

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