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Trang Herman
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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Property Management Company Start-up

Trang Herman
  • Saint Petersburg, FL
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Hi Investors, 

I am currently working on a project in Entrepreneur Finance Class. We have to come up with the pro forma numbers for financial statements of a start-up company and we chose Property Management Company. I have no experience in estimating these numbers before, so I think it's a good place in this Forum to ask. 

Can you help me to come up with estimation of the 1st year, maybe the 2nd year and 3rd year of a Property Management Company for the following costs: 

  • operating capital
  • salaries and wages
  • insurance premiums/prepaids
  • legal fees
  • accounting fees
  • rent deposits
  • utility deposits
  • office supplies
  • office equipment
  • advertising
  • licensing

And : 

Revenue:

  • Income from rentals (percentage of gross rent)
  • Income from agents
  • Income from property mgmt. services (finders fee, tenant placement, evictions, collections, repair management, etc.)
  • Other income (late fees, interest)

Assets/Liabilities:

  • Cash
  • Accounts receivable
  • Accounts payable
  • Long-Term loans
  • Prepaid expenses
  • Office furniture
  • Office equipment
  • Other fixed?

Any short, long answer appreciated. 

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