ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Cannabis real estate is different from almost every other commercial property sector.
Anthony Coniglio explains how cannabis REITs give licensed operators access to capital while creating long term real estate investments backed by specialized cultivation facilities and dispensaries.
During the conversation, Anthony shares how his own opinion of cannabis changed after taking the time to research its therapeutic uses. He also explains why cannabis real estate demands careful underwriting, how sale leaseback transactions work, and why recent regulatory developments could create new opportunities for the industry.
Key Topics- What a REIT is and how it works
- Why cannabis operators use sale leaseback financing
- The difference between cultivation facilities and dispensaries
- How NewLake evaluates investment risk
- Why limited license states matter
- Regulatory changes that could impact the industry
- What Anthony sees ahead for cannabis real estate
Anthony Coniglio
CEO of NewLake Capital Partners
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