Leasehold with an Option — Secure Investment Protection
An option allows tenants to extend the lease or buy out the property under pre-agreed terms, reducing the risk of losing the asset at the end of the lease term.
If the option specifies a buyout price or renewal conditions, it protects against unexpected market fluctuations and rental price increases.
Having an option enables investors to plan ahead for exit strategies, lease renewal, or asset monetization.
Without an option, the leasehold owner depends on the goodwill of the landlord, whereas with an option, they have a legally secured right to retain the property.