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Greg V.
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Lease amounts per restaurant revenue?

Greg V.
  • Investor
  • Twin Cities, MN
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I'm thinking about buying a microbrew pub property and lease it to an operator. Are there rules of thumb in the restaurant business as to what percentage of revenue should be a lease expense? Are there any other rules of thumb?

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Mike L.
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Mike L.
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It would be best if the rent and triple net fees are less than 10% of the restaurant's revenues. If they are spending more than 10% on rent and NNN, then they may be in trouble.

That's our guideline here in the Inland Empire area of Southern California.  It may vary in other areas.

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