Closedend Lease


Definition of "Closed-end lease"

Francis "Chip" Evans
Francis "Chip" Evans Cornerstone Coastal Properties

Involves monthly payments over a given time period. There is no charge when the lease expires. At the expiration date, the lessor sells the leased property for a gain or loss.

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