Sell Your Early Education Real Estate
Every real estate transaction is as unique as the owner behind it. Real estate assets can be managed separately from business assets and often serve as a powerful tool for long-term wealth building. Some owners may choose to leverage the equity in their current real estate to expand into new schools, while business sellers might prefer to retain their property as a long-term investment. Others may opt to sell their real estate along with their business. Whatever your goals, HINGE Advisors provides expert insights into the value of your property in today’s market and offers tailored strategies to help you make informed decisions.
Strategy Development
As your early education facility’s real estate advisor, HINGE is committed to maximizing the value of your school property while optimizing your investment returns. Leveraging our expertise in managing real estate portfolios, we can help you uncover opportunities to reduce costs, generate new revenue streams, and proactively address liability and risk. With HINGE, your property becomes a strategic asset — seamlessly aligning with your long-term financial goals and growth objectives.
Sale of Net-Leased Facilities
Many early education facilities are owned by third-party investors who lease the properties to early education operators. At HINGE Advisors, we leverage our deep understanding of valuation and market dynamics with our strong connections to investors eager to enter the industry. Whether you’re considering selling a net-leased facility or exploring investment property opportunities, our expertise ensures you make informed, strategic decisions.
Sale/Leaseback Transactions
HINGE Advisors collaborates closely with institutional real estate buyers, aligning them with financially healthy business operators who make strong tenants. For childcare business owners exploring a sale-and-leaseback option, our advisors can offer expert value analysis throughout the process. This approach allows you to sell your property, unlock its equity, and continue operating by leasing it from the new owner — all while maintaining stability and access to vital capital for growth or reinvestment.
1031 Tax Deferred Exchange
Protect your profits and defer capital gains taxes by reinvesting sale proceeds. Known as a like-kind exchange, a 1031 exchange allows taxpayers to defer recognition of capital gains and related Federal Income tax liability when swapping one business or investment asset for another — a useful strategy when selling an early education investment property. Let HINGE guide you through the complexities of 1031 exchanges and enable you to preserve wealth and strategically grow your real estate portfolio.
