nvestment Focus: In structuring purchase/leaseback transactions, First Oxford Corporation seeks types of transactions and seller circumstances that will allow it to obtain favorable terms, including the following:


Corporate Finance Solutions:   First Oxford focuses its purchase/leaseback activities on businesses that are trying to achieve corporate financial and strategic goals and objectives, including repayment of high-cost debt and obtaining infusions of working capital for growth, rather than on businesses that are simply solving specific real estate financing problems.

Tenant Credit Characteristics:   First Oxford concentrates on businesses that possess strong or improving credit quality characteristics, successful operating histories, potential for growth, recognized business franchises and market presence. The Company will consider purchase/leaseback and net lease transactions with prospective tenants of diverse credit quality provided the real estate meets the Company's standards and the Company believes that the property is essential or important to the prospective corporate tenant. The Company's tenants may include public and private companies which may be unrated or rated investment grade or below investment grade.

Multiple Property Transactions:   First Oxford Corporation believes there is significantly less competition for purchase/leaseback transactions and net leased property acquisitions involving portfolios containing a number of properties located in more than one geographic region. The Company believes its national presence, acquisition experience and access to capital will allow it to compete effectively for such transactions.