Property Management
In NC, a 'leaseback' arrangement occurs when:
AA tenant terminates a lease early
BA seller sells their property and simultaneously leases it back from the buyer, allowing continued occupancy✓ Correct
CA landlord buys back a tenant's leasehold interest
DA tenant subleases the property back to the original landlord
Explanation
A sale-leaseback allows a property owner to sell the property for liquidity or capital gains purposes while negotiating to lease it back, maintaining operational continuity in the space.
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