A concise reference for food and beverage professionals who wish to sell or buy an existing foodservice operation. Based on the author's many years of personal experience, this detailed guide presents a wealth of information on valuation principles and procedures, sales terms and conditions, sales and purchase strategies. Shows how the value of a foodservice is determined from both the seller's and the buyer's point of view. It also discusses the techniques involved in finalizing a sale, including buying and selling strategies, closing procedures and alternative methods of financing the purchase. An appendix contains a case study illustrating the determination of an acceptable sales price from the seller's and the buyer's vantage points.
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Written by an expert in the field of restaurant appraisal, The Sale and Purchase of Restaurants, Second Edition serves as a concise reference for food and beverage professionals who wish to sell or buy an existing food-service operation. This revised edition provides a practical guide to the valuation of the real property, other assets particular to a restaurant, and the business itself. It includes updated and expanded coverage of valuation principles and procedures. It also develops sales and purchase strategies for reaching an acceptable price, terms, and conditions, and successfully transferring them from the drawing board to the sales contract. The second edition has also been updated to reflect the latest U.S. tax laws. Like the original edition, the second edition is divided into three parts: Part 1—Determines a food-service operation’s value from the seller’s point of view. Part 2—Determines a food-service operation’s value from the buyer’s point of view. Part 3—Examines buying and selling strategies, closing procedures, and alternative methods of financing the purchase. The Sale and Purchase of Restaurants, Second Edition is an essential reference for anyone interested in buying or selling an existing food-service establishment, as well as for anyone involved in litigation concerning the sale or purchase of a restaurant.
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The real property that is part of a restaurant operation is potentially its most valuable feature. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
typical potential buyer, most likely sales price, current restaurant owner, restaurant sales transaction, existing restaurant operation, beverage sales volume, other reversion assets, maximum financial leverage, acceptable sales price, necessary operating licenses, best possible sales price, takeover assistance, trade purveyors, purchase opportunity, wise seller, typical seller, new restaurant owner, final sales contract, serious potential buyer, franchise affiliation, restaurant buyer, restaurant investment, noncash rewards, restaurant developer, potential buyer cannot Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, National Restaurant Association, Uniform Commercial Code New!
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The real property that is part of a restaurant operation is potentially its most valuable feature. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
typical potential buyer, most likely sales price, current restaurant owner, restaurant sales transaction, existing restaurant operation, beverage sales volume, other reversion assets, maximum financial leverage, acceptable sales price, necessary operating licenses, best possible sales price, takeover assistance, trade purveyors, purchase opportunity, wise seller, typical seller, new restaurant owner, final sales contract, serious potential buyer, franchise affiliation, restaurant buyer, restaurant investment, noncash rewards, restaurant developer, potential buyer cannot Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, National Restaurant Association, Uniform Commercial Code New!
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