Net leases offer many of the advantages of property ownership without tying up capital. When retail companies or other types of businesses own the properties on which they operate, a major part of what could be working capital is permanently unavailable. A simple sale would free that capital, but it would also leave the business without the use of the property.

Fortunately, there is a solution: The retailer or business owner can sell its single-user property to an investor, and then lease it back under a net lease agreement. This arrangement enables the business to gain full use of the working capital, while continuing to operate with virtually the same autonomy enjoyed as a property owner.

Current net leased tenants include Southland Corporation (7-Eleven Stores), Kmart, Malone & Hyde (Auto Zone Stores), Wal-Mart and PMIG Gas Stations, as well as dozens of other retail and industrial properties throughout the United States.

With over 4,500,00 square feet of net leased properties from coast to coast, The Feil Organization is actively seeking new opportunities where the underlying real estate values are sound and the credit of the tenants is solid.

For net leased property acquisition criteria, please contact Jay Anderson, Executive Vice President

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