Landmark purchases the income stream your lease generates — not your property. In most transactions you grant an easement and assign the lease to Landmark; you retain ownership of your land, including the ability to sell it in the future.

Owners who have sold their leases have used the cash to repay debt, save for retirement, pay for college, start a business, and invest in other opportunities. A lease is a concentrated, illiquid asset tied to a single site and a single tenant — converting it to capital puts you in control of where that value goes next.

Landmark pays you a lump sum at closing. Any future changes at the site after closing — rent reductions, renegotiations or decommissioning — are our concern, not yours. You keep all of the proceeds from the sale.