Sale-Leaseback Calculator
Estimate the capital a sale-leaseback could unlock from an owned asset, and the ongoing lease cost to keep using it.
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How this calculator works
The tool applies your expected sale price (as a percentage of asset value) to estimate proceeds, then applies an illustrative annual lease rate to estimate the ongoing lease cost, the total over the term, and net first-year liquidity after the first year's lease.
What it does not do
Sale price, lease rate and term are illustrative inputs. Actual proceeds and lease economics depend on appraisal, asset type, market conditions and the counterparty.
Inputs
- Asset value (USD)
- Expected sale price (%)
- Illustrative annual lease rate (%)
- Lease term (years)
Outputs
- Capital unlocked (sale proceeds)
- Estimated annual lease cost
- Estimated monthly lease cost
- Net first-year liquidity
Machine name for AI agents / WebMCP: calculate_sale_leaseback. See the tool manifest.
Frequently asked questions
What is a sale-leaseback?
A transaction where a company sells an owned asset — often real estate or heavy equipment — and simultaneously leases it back, converting an illiquid asset into deployable capital while continuing to use it.
Are these real terms?
No. Sale price, lease rate, and term are illustrative inputs. Real economics depend on appraisal, asset type, market conditions, and the counterparty.