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Are you interested in selling your veterinary real estate?

Each piece of veterinary real estate is unique. Whether transition planning, retiring, or selling all or part of a practice, too often veterinarians neglect their real estate along the way, and in turn significantly diminish their property’s value.

Determining the true value of veterinary real estate takes specialized knowledge of both the veterinary and real estate markets that most real estate buyers, brokers and banks do not possess. Terravet’s unique skill set allows us to maximize the value of your real estate while setting up the practice to experience years of continued success.

Whether you are selling to a veterinarian or corporate group, or keeping your practice and selling your real estate, no one can give you a more accurate valuation of your practice property or advice regarding your lease and liquidity options.

Each piece of veterinary real estate is unique. . Whether transition planning, retiring, or selling all or part of a practice, too often veterinarians neglect their real estate along the way, and in turn significantly diminish their property’s value.

Determining the true value of veterinary real estate takes specialized knowledge of both the veterinary and real estate markets that most real estate buyers, brokers, and banks do not possess. Terravet’s unique skill set allows us to maximize the value of your real estate while setting up the practice to experience years of continued success.

Whether selling to a veterinarian, a corporate group, or keeping your practice and selling your real estate, no one can give you a more accurate valuation of your practice property or advice regarding your lease and liquidity options.

Sold your practice but kept your real estate?

Property ownership comes with headaches. Whether you are dealing with banks to refinance, negotiating new lease terms, or addressing the upkeep and/or renovation of practice real estate, owning veterinary real estate is a significant responsibility. Terravet has the capabilities to alleviate these headaches for veterinary real estate owners by buying all or part of a property and assuming these responsibilities. Terravet can alleviate these headaches by:

Renegotiating and re-setting lease terms to mirror the market
Providing expansion and renovation capital that existing owners are not interested in investing in the property
Enabling a selling veterinarian to own a part of the building while giving him/her liquidity and taking the responsibilities of ownership off the veterinarian’s hands

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