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Leaseback

A transaction whereby land is sold and subsequently rented by the seller from the purchaser who is the new owner.

leaseback

a property transaction in which the buyer leases the property to the seller.

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The LOI for sale-leaseback of 11 aircraft is expected to reduce the Norwegian Groups financial net debt by approximately NOK 1.

Norway : Norwegians fleet renewal continues with full force

For example, Transwestern client Flagler Construction Equipment recently closed a $17 million sale-leaseback of its industrial portfolio in Florida, which provided valuable capital for Flagler and a desirable yield on the buyer's investment, Watson said, adding that Flagler needed to free up capital to purchase extra equipment and increase sales.

Rising rates triggering investment opportunities

The key component to the sale-leaseback transaction is the lease that will be negotiated between the seller and the third-party purchasing the property (the new owner).

Hot button issues of sale leaseback deals

commercial aircraft leasing subsidiary said it has completed the final delivery of an American Airlines (OTCQB: AAMRQ) Boeing (NYSE: BA) 737-800 as part of a 15-aircraft sale-leaseback programme.

-International Lease Finance, American Airlines close 15 sale-leaseback deliveries

The investor could be using the sale leaseback to diversify a larger equity portfolio or it could be a real estate investment trust specialized in sale-leaseback investments.

Making the most of sales and leasebacks: a sale leaseback transaction allows a franchisee to convert his own real estate property into the capital he might need for growth

Under the terms of the sale-leaseback agreement AerCap will purchase the aircraft from American and immediately lease them back to the carrier.

American Airlines and AerCap enter into sale-leaseback arrangement

The most obvious benefit is that the sale-leaseback allows the business to convert equity in its real estate into capital that it can use in its business, while still retaining control (via a lease) of the property it has been operating in.

Raising cash through a sale-leaseback

A sale-leaseback is an arrangement in which the seller of an asset leases back the same asset from the purchaser.

CIT launches sale-leaseback venture for retail

In it simplest form, a sale-leaseback entails the sale of corporate real estate and the simultaneous commitment to a long-term lease, generally 15 years or longer.

Is the time right for a sale-leaseback? The current state of the capital markets and an influx of capital have created a prime situation for such a transaction, writes a real estate finance expert

Statement 145 amends Statement 13 to require that certain lease modifications that have economic effects similar to sale-leaseback transactions be accounted for in the same manner as sale-leaseback transactions.

FASB moves to simple majority vote; releases ED on derivatives; issues Statement 145. (accounting & auditing news)

Once upon a time, a good way for long-term care owner/operators to raise investment capital was to arrange a sale-leaseback deal with a real estate investment trust (REIT).

Is "Sale-Manageback" for You?

Under the facts of the CIE corporation A entered into a sale-leaseback of depreciable equipment with B (a thinly capitalized partnership), in exchange for B's note.