A practice that combines some of the benefits of owning and leasing store locations is the _____.
A)net lease
B)graduated lease
C)sale-leaseback
D)maintenance-increase-recoupment lease

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The practice that combines some of the benefits of owning and leasing store locations is the sale-leaseback. In a sale-leaseback, a company sells a property it owns and then immediately leases it back from the buyer. This allows the company to access the equity they have built up in the property while still retaining the use of the location. This can be beneficial for companies that want to free up capital for other investments or operational needs. The other options listed (net lease, graduated lease, and maintenance-increase-recoupment lease) do not involve the sale of a property and therefore do not provide the same benefits as a sale-leaseback.

A Practice That Combines Some of the Benefits of Owning