Case Study
Summary: 1031 Exchange Executed
DOWNLEG:
Property: 4.6 acre vacant lot
Cash Flow prior to Sale: None
Sale Proceeds: $6.4 million
UPLEG:
Property: Single-tenant, absolute-net-leased grocery building
Purchase Price: $11.83 million
Cash Flow after Debt Service: $415,000 annually
Average Annual Cash-on-Cash Return (5-year period): 7.0%
Client: Food Processing Owner and Operator with Real Estate Holdings
Transaction: 1031 Exchange
Granite Capital Group had previously been engaged to provide 1031 replacement property and asset management services where, through a 1031 exchange, purchased two new multifamily properties for this client. The client then had vacant land it desired to sell. The client’s investment objectives were focused on maximizing free cash flow for retirement. Further, the client sought low risk and little management. After the sale of the client’s vacant land, Granite engaged brokers, reviewed dozens of properties, and provided analyses of select replacement properties for our client’s consideration and approval. With a targeted focus on Denver, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Seattle, and Southern California, Granite delivered assessments that included cash flow projections over 3, 5, 7 and 10-year holding periods; capital and loan structuring; prospective renovation plans to enhance the performance of the potential replacement properties; and exit strategies.
Granite and its client agreed that an absolute, triple-net leased property with a single tenant who had an excellent credit rating would best meet the client’s goal. The chosen asset provided significant and stable cash flow while diversifying the client’s growing real estate portfolio.
Services Rendered:
- Accommodator selection
- Sourcing replacement property
- Underwriting/Analyzing properties
- Property touring
- Broker engagement
- Letter of Intent creation
- Purchase and Sale Agreement negotiation
- Performance of due diligence
- Debt sourcing, analysis, and recommendation
- Escrow management
- Cost segregation management
- Asset management