Guide to Sale and Leasebacks Healthcare Real Estate
A sale and leaseback is a type of real estate sale in which a practice sells its property for cash and simultaneously executes a long-term lease with the buyer.
Instant Insight: Q&A Series | Episode 1
In this episode, Marc Flynn of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors explains: When is the best time to sell my real estate if I am considering a practice sale?
Private Equity and Your Rent Collection Game Plan
Collin Hart of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors featured in AAO | Practice Management shares a guide, highlighting steps you can take if you have received a rent deferral request from your private equity partner
A Game Plan to Balancing Practice and Real Estate Partnerships
Collin Hart of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors featured in AAO | Practice Management, discusses steps you can take to help ease the burden of rent payments from your practice to real estate partnership.
Will the FCC’s $200M Telehealth Program Influence Healthcare?
Many of us involved in the healthcare industry know that telehealth is a growing and necessary service for healthcare providers during the COVID-19 Pandemic, but how does it work and what are the impacts?
Instant Insight: Episode 6
In this episode, Collin Hart of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors discusses: Buy-in/Buy-out Programs and Succession Planning
Private Equity, COVID-19 and Rent Payments
Collin Hart of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors featured in AAO | Practice Management, discuses: Private Equity, COVID-19 and Rent Payments
Expert: Tips for Physician Real Estate Owners During COVID-19
Marc Flynn of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors featured in D CEO | Healthcare, discuses: As tenant revenue dries up, paying rent may become an issue. Here are some options...
Special Report | Healthcare Real Estate Investor Insight
ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors (ERE) announced the release today of a special report that explores healthcare real estate investor sentiment in the midst of the worldwide epidemic caused by COVID-19.
Does Real Estate Ownership Increase Physician Burnout?
While many physician practices own their real estate and enjoy the benefits of a long-term investment, most also suffer from the complexities and demands of such an asset. With continued pressure from regulators, payors, and patients, should providers also be burdened with property ownership?