Shows the revenue base used to evaluate operating performance and debt capacity.
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Calculations and tools for reviewing a business.
Review operating earnings, loan payments, buyer cash flow and price comparisons. Save analyses, test assumptions and compare opportunities.
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KPIs and calculated results
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| Area | KPI or result | Full name | How it helps you evaluate the purchase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business performance | Gross income | Monthly and annual gross income | Shows the revenue base used to evaluate operating performance and debt capacity. |
| Operating earnings | Monthly and annual operating earnings | Shows what remains after operating expenses and before acquisition financing and estimated tax. Business results identify the financial-data source behind estimated EBITDA; property results use net operating income (NOI). | |
| Operating margin | Operating earnings margin | Shows how much of each revenue dollar remains after operating expenses. | |
| Operating expense ratio | Operating expenses as a percentage of gross income | Shows how much revenue is consumed by the operating cost structure. | |
| Break-even revenue | Break-even gross income / revenue | Shows the revenue needed to cover operating expenses and proposed debt payments. | |
| Revenue cushion | Income / revenue cushion above break-even | Shows how much room current revenue has above the calculated break-even level. | |
| Financing and buyer cash | Buyer cash contribution | Entered buyer cash contribution | Shows the cash applied to the purchase price and used in the financing and Cash on Cash calculations. |
| Loan amount | Calculated acquisition loan principal | Shows how much of the asking price remains to be financed after the buyer contribution. | |
| Debt service | Monthly and annual debt service | Shows the calculated loan-payment burden under the entered rate and amortization term. | |
| Actual DSCR | Actual Debt Service Coverage Ratio | Shows whether operating earnings cover the proposed annual loan payments. | |
| Before-tax buyer cash flow | Before-estimated-tax cash flow | Shows the estimated cash remaining after operating expenses and proposed debt payments. | |
| Estimated tax | Estimated monthly and annual tax | Shows the tax amount produced by the entered average tax-rate assumption. | |
| NIAT | Net Income After Tax | Shows the estimated buyer cash remaining after financing and the entered tax assumption. | |
| Cash on Cash | Cash on Cash | Shows annual before-estimated-tax buyer cash flow relative to the entered buyer contribution. | |
| After-tax Cash on Cash | After-tax Cash on Cash | Shows annual after-estimated-tax buyer cash flow relative to the entered buyer contribution. | |
| LTV | Loan-to-Value Ratio | Shows the share of the asking price financed by the calculated loan amount. | |
| Payback period | Before- and after-estimated-tax payback periods | Estimates how long modeled buyer cash flow would take to recover the entered contribution. | |
| Price and return context | Operating earnings yield / CAP Rate | Operating Earnings Yield / Capitalization Rate | Shows annual operating earnings relative to the asking price, before buyer financing. |
| Price-to-revenue / GIM | Price-to-Revenue Multiple / Gross Income Multiplier | Shows how many times annual revenue is represented by the asking price. | |
| Price-to-operating-earnings | Price-to-Operating-Earnings Multiple / Price-to-NOI | Shows how many times annual operating earnings are represented by the asking price. | |
| Monthly income-to-price | Monthly Income-to-Price Ratio / 1% Rule | Shows monthly gross income as a percentage of the asking price. | |
| Asking-price benchmarks | Indicative Valuation | Selected-method valuation estimate | Shows a point estimate or low, base and high range from one method and compares the asking price with the base estimate; it is not an appraisal. |
| Equivalent Capital | Equivalent Capital At Comparison Yield | Shows the capital amount associated with the selected operating result at your entered comparison yield. | |
| NIAT-preserving benchmark | NIAT-Preserving Purchase Benchmark | Shows the purchase benchmark that preserves your required after-estimated-tax cash flow under the entered financing assumptions. | |
| Future Value | Future Value Scenario | Illustrates a possible future case from your assumptions; it is not a forecast or an IRR calculation. |
Business performance
Shows what remains after operating expenses and before acquisition financing and estimated tax. Business results identify the financial-data source behind estimated EBITDA; property results use net operating income (NOI).
Shows how much of each revenue dollar remains after operating expenses.
Shows how much revenue is consumed by the operating cost structure.
Shows the revenue needed to cover operating expenses and proposed debt payments.
Shows how much room current revenue has above the calculated break-even level.
Financing and buyer cash
Shows the cash applied to the purchase price and used in the financing and Cash on Cash calculations.
Shows how much of the asking price remains to be financed after the buyer contribution.
Shows the calculated loan-payment burden under the entered rate and amortization term.
Shows whether operating earnings cover the proposed annual loan payments.
Shows the estimated cash remaining after operating expenses and proposed debt payments.
Shows the tax amount produced by the entered average tax-rate assumption.
Shows the estimated buyer cash remaining after financing and the entered tax assumption.
Shows annual before-estimated-tax buyer cash flow relative to the entered buyer contribution.
Shows annual after-estimated-tax buyer cash flow relative to the entered buyer contribution.
Shows the share of the asking price financed by the calculated loan amount.
Estimates how long modeled buyer cash flow would take to recover the entered contribution.
Price and return context
Shows annual operating earnings relative to the asking price, before buyer financing.
Shows how many times annual revenue is represented by the asking price.
Shows how many times annual operating earnings are represented by the asking price.
Shows monthly gross income as a percentage of the asking price.
Asking-price benchmarks
Shows a point estimate or low, base and high range from one method and compares the asking price with the base estimate; it is not an appraisal.
Shows the capital amount associated with the selected operating result at your entered comparison yield.
Shows the purchase benchmark that preserves your required after-estimated-tax cash flow under the entered financing assumptions.
Illustrates a possible future case from your assumptions; it is not a forecast or an IRR calculation.
Indevest uses business terms for a business purchase and real-estate terms for an income property.
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