What do you mean by leaseback?

The leaseback period refers to the leaseback period, that is, the period of a leaseback agreement signed by developers and consumers when purchasing shops. This kind of leaseback means that after consumers buy shops, developers rent the shops they buy in the form of leasing, and then rent them out. In the meantime, consumers don't have to worry about the rent of the store.

For example, if a consumer buys a shop in full, according to the contract, he will return 5% of the rent every year for the first three years and increase it every year thereafter. On 15, he can fully refund the money he bought the store.

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It should be noted that, compared with small and medium-sized developers, the "leaseback" of large developers is more reliable, it is difficult for small developers to operate for a long time, and the risk of owners is greater, while powerful developers will provide more pragmatic and feasible business plans, choose suitable operators, and even operate on their own, which is also a protection for investors' interests.

Because big companies have brand protection, the risk of buying the existing property of big companies is relatively small, but if you buy the shops or unfinished buildings of small companies, you may face the risk of not receiving the house or the goods are not right in the future.

People's Network-A number of 100 billion housing enterprises joined the "leaseback" camp of shops.