A purchase option is a contractual right granted to a party (typically a tenant) that gives them the opportunity, but not the obligation, to buy an asset or property at a specified price within a set period.
A Real Estate Operating Company (REOC) is a publicly traded real estate company that chooses not to adopt the tax status of a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), allowing it to reinvest earnings and operate without restrictions on the type of real estate businesses it conducts.
A syndicator is an individual or entity responsible for organizing and managing a real estate syndication, where investment opportunities are sold to various investors.
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