Physical Landlord

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A Physical Landlord sells the right to use a physical asset. The asset may, for example, be a location (such as an amusement park) or equipment (such as construction equipment). Depending on the kind of asset, the payments by customers may be called “rent”, “lease”, “admission”, or other similar terms. This business model is common in industries like real estate rental and leasing, accommodation, airlines and recreation. Examples: * Marriott

  • Hertz division of Ford