Understanding the value of real estate in business acquisitions

Aug. 15, 2016
This week Brad Mewes discusses how real estate is different from other business assets, how investors view real estate and how that can impact your business.

Real estate is a unique business asset. As an asset, real estate is treated differently from other business assets. It has a very different risk profile and a very different return profile compared to an operating business.

Many business owners are surprised to discover that large consolidators are often not interested in purchasing real estate in conjunction with a business sale. For smaller growing would-be consolidators, a strategic decision must be made early on — does the company invest both real estate and operating businesses or only in operating businesses?

This week Brad Mewes discusses how real estate is different from other business assets, how investors view real estate and how that can impact your business. Read the full article here.

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