Understanding and Maximizing the Value of Your Veterinary Property

Real estate is often one of the veterinarian owner’s most valuable assets and some of the simplest aspects of managing your property could have meaningful financial impacts. Whether you are considering selling your practice or want to build value in your business for the longer-term, understanding how to maximize the value of your property and understanding why the value of your assets matters, may help to increase the value of your practice. Join us as we partner with Daniel Eisenstadt, veterinary industry real estate leader, to discuss the ways you can maximize the value of your real estate, some of the reasons understanding the value of your property is beneficial, the different appraisal methods, and the various ways you can increase the value of your property.

Daniel Eisenstadt, CEO, and Chairman of Terravet Real Estate Solutions

Dan is CEO and Chairman of Terravet Real Estate Solutions, offering veterinary real estate owners industry knowledge and insights to make sure they maximize the value of their properties. Daniel has a long history of supporting the veterinarian owner. Prior to founding Terravet, Daniel was a founder of Community Veterinary Partners, where he served as President and Chairman for over eight years, helping to grow the CVP community of hospitals. Daniel has an MBA from Harvard Business School, a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law, and a bachelor’s degree from Clark University. Daniel was a Wallenberg Scholar at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Daniel is also a past member of the board of the Pennsylvania Veterinary Foundation.