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iper Partners is expanding its services to cater to the growing demand for solutions related to physician-owned medical buildings. The company aims to help clients optimize their commercial real estate value through strategic liquidation opportunities.
According to David C. Branch, Founder of Viper Partners and a 30-year licensed real estate professional, many physicians face challenges when exiting their practices due to lingering burdens from owning the building where their practice operates. Traditional partnership transactions often exclude real estate, complicating private equity firm transactions.
To bridge this gap, Viper has partnered with national REITs to provide specialized guidance for physicians navigating private equity transitions. The company offers tailored services such as sale leasebacks, call rights, lease restructuring, and property valuations, enabling property owners to reduce equity commitments, eliminate residual risk, and achieve higher acquisition values.
Private equity firms increasingly leverage sale leaseback transactions to enhance financing options, improve portfolio performance, and create positive arbitrage opportunities. Viper's team collaborates with stakeholders to identify goals and explore viable solutions, ensuring a seamless transaction process.
As a leading M&A consulting firm in the healthcare industry, Viper Partners has earned recognition for its innovative underwriting approach and consistent success in closing transactions. The company supports clients nationwide from offices in Palm Beach and Miami.
For more information on how Viper Partners can help unlock medical building value, contact David C. Branch at (305) 988-5945 or visit https://www.viperequitypartners.com/.
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