Credit tenant lease

A credit tenant lease is a method of financing real estate. The landlord borrows money to finance the property and pledges as security the rents to be received from the tenant. Usually, the financing is structured as nonrecourse debt, and the lease is structured as a triple net lease.

Credit tenant leases may be created either in sale/leaseback transactions, or new purchase transactions.

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