By John Simpson, on September 18th, 2009%
This weekend I got to thinking about the “security” of the debt coverage ratio for lending practices. As we all know from the current recession, there are many companies and properties that have negative cash flows. Have you ever wondered how much security the debt coverage ratio provides a lender? How much can sales (business) or . . . → Read More: The Phantom DCR Sales Decline Cushion
By John Simpson, on May 18th, 2009%
Can we talk? About the income approach, that is.
Playing Hard to Get
The income approach has most of the same potential problems as the sales comparison approach. Finding a lease for the land and a fast food building is almost impossible. I’ve already talked about the sale leaseback. Since land leases are typically not that common, most . . . → Read More: Secrets of Fast Food Valuations – Part 7 of 7
By John Simpson, on May 17th, 2009%
So you want to play the sales comparison adjustment game, eh? You can leave your dartboard behind. I’ll get more accurate than that. Don’t worry, I haven’t said you need to do paired sales, which is archaic appraisal theory that doesn’t fit into the real world. No square-peg-in-round-hole whack a mole today.
The Overlap Problem
Remember our friend . . . → Read More: Secrets of Fast Food Valuations – Part 6 of 7