Patrick Hammond
Senior Director
Gas Station Advisors · Fortis Net Lease
You’ll talk with Patrick and Kyle.
We’re Patrick Hammond and Kyle A. Carson with Fortis Net Lease. Tell us a little about your business and what you’re considering. We’ll help you understand the real estate options, the trade-offs, and what information would be useful next.
Start with a question →
Kyle A. Carson
Senior Director
What happens after you reach out?
Tell us what you’re considering.
A station you own, one you’d like to buy, or a question you want to work through.
Talk through the options.
Look at the business, the property, the costs, and the trade-offs together.
Agree on a useful next step.
Decide what information would help and whether it makes sense to explore further.
A few real examples
Properties from Patrick’s published track record.
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Closed transaction
Mustang Express
Rosharon, Texas · 5,131 SF
$6,061,146
Closed transaction
Valero
Tomball, Texas · 8,041 SF
$7,926,115A buyer using a 1031 exchange
This closed investment involved a 1031 exchange buyer and a 20-year triple-net (NNN) lease with annual rent increases.
Closed ground-lease transaction
Sheetz Ground Lease
Ripley, West Virginia · 8,000 SF
$2,500,000A $2.5 million ground-lease transaction in Ripley, West Virginia.
Closed convenience-store investment
7-Eleven
Cape Coral, Florida · 3,000 SF
$2,253,968A $2.25 million convenience-store investment transaction in Cape Coral, Florida.
These are closed investment transactions, not examples of a specific sale-leaseback or business sale structure. Past transactions do not assure future results.
Patrick’s published transaction history
232 transactions · $520.6M · 23 states
Across property types · As of October 7, 2026A little more about how we help
The business and property belong in the same conversation.
How do owners, buyers, and investors fit together?
An owner may want to sell a business, a growing operator may want to buy it, and a real estate investor may want to own the property with a tenant in place.
We help those parties consider the business and property together. Sometimes that includes an operator selling its property and leasing it back; sometimes it involves buying another station and exploring a sale-leaseback alongside the purchase.
Each transaction depends on the parties, property, business, pricing, lease terms, and closing conditions. We provide advice and transaction coordination—not a financing commitment.
What should I have ready for a first conversation?
Just your questions and a little about what you’re considering. Markets, location count, and what you own can help, but you can start without all the details.
Do not submit financial statements, tax records, or sensitive personal documents through the website. We can discuss a suitable next step if more information is needed.