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Reviewing Assignee's Financials

Khaled Seirafi
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  • Orange County, CA
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Hi all,

I have a commercial tenant in my mixed-use property who's selling his business. What sorts of ratios should I require for income vs expenses on the potential assignee's financials? And in general, what other items do you recommend I look at. I know that I'll be looking at gross and net income, expenses, and their taxes/insurance over the past 5 years. Just want to get some advice from someone who's done this before. 

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Joel Owens
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Would look at the track record and experience of the purchaser for this type of business along with liquidity, net worth, and current debt obligations with expansion plans.

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