Bill Bloom is interested in investing in a new rooms-only lodging property. He needs some financial projections
Question:
Bill Bloom is interested in investing in a new rooms-only lodging property. He needs some financial projections for a single year for the proposed operations. He provides the following information:
1. Room Sales
a. Average room rate- $100
b. Average daily occupancy-65%
c. Available rooms per day-100
2. Miscellaneous Income-5% of total revenue
3. administrative and general fixed labor-$20,000 per month
Marketing fixed labor-$50,000 annually
4. variable expenses (as a percentage of total room sales)
a. rooms labor-20%
b .Rooms other expenses-10%
c. administrative and general other-3%
d. marketing-4%
e. maintenance-5%
f. information and telecommunications systems-3%
5. Other fixed expenses:
a. depreciation- $200,000
b. Utilities-$95,000
c. Insurance- $60,000
d. Property taxes-$80,000
e. Interest Expense-$100,000
6. management fee-2% of room sales and 10% of GOP
7. non-operating income-$50,000 annually
8. Income tax rate- 20 percent (as percentage of income before taxes)
9. Assume the property will be open 365 days of the year.
Required:
Prepare an Income Statement based on USALI. Use exhibit 4 as a guide. Round all figures to the nearest $1.
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