Practice Transition Pros · October 2026
All resourcesTwo assets, one coordinated plan
Your practice and property have different valuation drivers. A buyer may want the practice but prefer to lease its space. Consider both together without assuming they must sell together.
Compare the alternatives
Selling both can simplify an exit. Retaining the building can create rental income but brings landlord responsibilities, tenant risk and ongoing costs. A separate property sale may be another option.
Review the terms early
Rent, lease duration, renewals, assignment and maintenance obligations affect both sides. Coordinate brokerage, legal and tax advice before committing to a structure.
General educational information only. Speak with qualified legal, tax, financial and lending advisors about your circumstances.