As more veterinarians sell their practices while retaining ownership of the real estate, many are discovering that the long-term value of the transaction depends heavily on the strength of the lease agreement.

Peter Tanella, Esq., Chair of the National Veterinary Law Group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, authored an insightful article examining the key lease provisions that can impact a former practice owner’s success as a landlord.

From triple-net lease obligations and environmental liability to assignment rights, insurance requirements, and purchase options, the article highlights eight critical areas that can significantly affect the value and protection of a real estate investment.

Whether you’re preparing to sell your practice or already leasing your property to a buyer, understanding these lease provisions is essential to protecting your income stream and long-term investment goals.

Read the full article in Today’s Veterinary Business to dive deeper into Peter’s insights here.

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