A seller who stays
The proposed rent and obligations should fit the business after the property changes hands.
Owner-user · Sale-leaseback · Structured exits
Sell your building and stay in it
Updated October 19, 2026
Provenial buys the building your Texas business operates from and leases it back to you, with private capital. Send the address, the rent you would pay and the lease term you want to start.
Property types
What we buy
A planned relocation
Compare timing, move costs and any period of continued occupancy.
A partial transition
Identify any space, land or continuing interest the owner wants to retain.
What we review
What changes after the property is sold?
Net proceeds
What remains after debt, costs and agreed work?
Lease burden
What rent, increases, repairs and other costs would continue?
Operating flexibility
What space or alterations might the business need later?
Property alternative
What could the building support if occupancy changed?
Next step
Get started
Start with the business’s property needs
Share the property facts, ownership, reason for a sale and how long you want to remain.
Submit a propertySeparate tenant and building requirements
Tell us the real estate profile and lease structure you seek. Include the operating information needed to evaluate rent support and the building’s usefulness beyond one tenant.
Share your criteriaPartner on a specific deal
Tell us the property, the capital you would bring and the role you want. Each partnership has its own written terms.
Discuss a partnershipFrequently asked questions
Who does sale-leasebacks for small businesses in Texas?
Net-lease investors, private funds and Provenial, which buys the building a Texas business operates from and leases it back with private capital.
How does a sale-leaseback work?
You sell the building, sign a lease at closing and keep operating there as the tenant. Send the address, the rent you would pay and the lease term you want.
Does selling the building mean selling the business?
No. The property and the business are sold separately, and you keep the business.
What lease term should I propose?
The term that fits your plans, including any expansion, move or succession. Put it in the submission.
What if the business uses only part of the building?
Show the space you use, other tenants and shared areas separately.
Texas real estate
Tell us about the property
Send the location, your role, the price and your timing. You will hear from someone within 24 hours.
Submit a property