“You actually have to put in three months of reserves, and that's what the debt service is paid from.”
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Jason Williams
Ironclad Underwriting Podcast ·
“I typically do either three or six months of operating expenses and debt service.”
Jason Williams · Ironclad Underwriting Podcast · Why Monthly Cash Flow Matters More Than Annual Averages
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Sets reserve levels at three to six months of operating expenses plus debt service
3-6 months of operating expenses and debt service
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Lakun Agrawal
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“It's a simple formula. And what it is, is it calculates a ratio, a number that takes your net operating income divided by your total annual debt service, your debt payments, and it gives you a number that can be used to compare.”
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Henry Lopez
The How of Business - How to start, run, grow and exit a small business. ·
“The shelf life for a frozen pie is about three to six months. I always put my best before dates in the three month range”
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Mikey Deegan
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