Sell your Dollar General property.
A direct, all-cash buyer for your single-tenant Dollar General.
Dollar General is about as liquid as net lease gets. Investment-grade corporate credit, long absolute-NNN leases that ask almost nothing of the landlord, and a tenant that does fine when the economy does not — that combination means there is always a buyer. We are one of them, and we buy directly with our own cash.
Owners sell for a 1031, an estate, a shorter remaining term worth getting ahead of, or just to turn a passive asset into cash. Whatever yours is, we can move fast.
What a Dollar General property is priced on
Corporate credit
A lease backed by Dollar General corporate — not a sublease or a franchisee — is the investment-grade income buyers pay the tightest cap rates for.
Years left on the lease
Dollar General deals typically run 10–15 years. The more term left, the tighter the pricing — and a short-term store is still very sellable to the right buyer.
Absolute-NNN structure
Most Dollar General leases are truly hands-off — the tenant covers taxes, insurance, roof, and structure. That passivity is a big part of the value.
Rent bumps
Primary terms were historically flat, but increases in the option periods — and bumps in newer deals — add value because the income grows.
A direct, all-cash buyer since 2016 — you deal with the principals, and we close on our own capital.
Selling your Dollar General
Can I sell my Dollar General with a short lease term left?
Yes. A short remaining term scares off a lot of buyers, but it is a normal, pricable situation for a buyer who understands the tenant and the renewal picture. We buy short-term Dollar General deals regularly.
What is my Dollar General worth?
It is priced on its income divided by a cap rate, driven mostly by the corporate credit, the years left, and the lease structure. Send us the lease and we will give you a real number, usually within a few days.
Do I need a broker to sell a Dollar General?
No. You can sell directly to us with no listing and no commission off your proceeds. For a clean, long-term store, a listing can sometimes draw a bidding war worth the fee — and we will tell you honestly if that is your situation.
Tell us about it.
Send us the basics on your lease — tenant, location, current rent, and years remaining — and we'll get you an offer, usually within a few days.
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