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Practice Purchase Agreements
Before signing a letter of intent (LOI) or term sheet.
Even “non-binding” LOIs often lock in critical economics such as price, structure, exclusivity, and timelines. Once signed, your negotiating power drops. Engaging a dental transaction attorney early allows you to:
- Shape the deal instead of reacting to it
- Avoid unfavorable structures
- Identify hidden risks
Early involvement almost always leads to better pricing, cleaner terms, and fewer surprises.
Yes. Dental real estate is often the largest long-term financial obligation tied to your practice.
We review and negotiate:
- Assignment and transfer rights
- Personal guarantees
- Rent escalations and CAM charges
- Repair, maintenance, and TI obligations
- Renewal and relocation options
Strong lease terms protect your profitability and improve future exit value.