A commercial lease is a rental agreement between commercial property owners or managers and their tenants. Commercial properties are leased or owned for business use – not residential use. They may include office properties, industrial properties, research facilities, or retail properties. They do not include houses, condominiums, or apartment complexes.

If you are an individual (or partnership, trust or corporation) who owns commercial property and receives income from lease payments from these properties, you are able to sell the rights to all or a portion of future payments, according to your needs. The amount of immediate capital available to you is limited only by how many lease payments you receive and our investor's yield requirements.

Do you have income producing commercial properties? Have you ever tried to solve your cash flow needs by borrowing from the bank? Selling payments in the secondary finance market offers an attractive alternative to traditional financing - let us compare our closing and administrative costs to the bank's. Property owners often use revenues generated from selling future lease payments to make improvements or invest in another piece of property.