Facility P&L Projection

36-month profit and loss projection with monthly and annual breakdowns.

1. P&L Framework

Scenario Selection

This P&L uses the Base Case occupancy scenario:

  • Month 1: 35% occupancy (6.3 suites)
  • Month 9: 85% occupancy achieved (15.3 suites)
  • Year 2-3: 85% stabilized

Revenue and Cost Assumptions

CategoryValueSource
Revenue per suite$1,258/monthPhase 3: ~$315/week blended
100% occupancy revenue$22,640/month18 suites x $1,258
Operating costs$14,578/monthPhase 7 cost allocation (at 100% occ)
Fixed costs$13,942/monthOccupancy + Insurance/Maint/Common/Admin
Variable costs$636/monthUtilities (scales with occupancy)

Cost Category Reference (From Phase 7)

CategoryMonthlyAnnualTypeNotes
Occupancy (rent/NNN)$10,000$120,000FixedCommitted regardless of vacancy
Utilities$625$7,500Semi-variableBase $375 + usage-based portion
Insurance$400$4,800FixedGL + property coverage
Maintenance$1,800$21,600FixedIncludes capital reserve
Common Area$950$11,400FixedCleaning, supplies, laundry
Administrative$800$9,600FixedSoftware, accounting, marketing
Total Operating$14,575$174,900Rounded to $14,578

2. Year 1 Monthly P&L (Base Case)

Revenue Section

Line ItemM1M2M3M4M5M6M7M8M9M10M11M12Y1 Total
Occupancy %35%42%49%56%63%70%77%84%85%85%85%85%68% avg
Suites Occupied6.37.68.810.111.312.613.915.115.315.315.315.3
Rental Income$7,925$9,561$11,197$12,706$14,215$15,848$17,481$19,002$19,244$19,244$19,244$19,244$184,911
Admin/Late Fees$50$50$60$70$75$80$85$90$100$100$100$100$960
Total Revenue$7,975$9,611$11,257$12,776$14,290$15,928$17,566$19,092$19,344$19,344$19,344$19,344$185,871

Operating Expenses

Line ItemM1M2M3M4M5M6M7M8M9M10M11M12Y1 Total
Occupancy Costs
Base Rent$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$7,000$84,000
NNN/CAM$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$2,500$30,000
Subtotal Occupancy$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$9,500$114,000
Utilities
Electric/Gas/Water*$438$473$509$548$586$625$663$700$706$706$706$706$7,366
Subtotal Utilities$438$473$509$548$586$625$663$700$706$706$706$706$7,366
Insurance$400$400$400$400$400$400$400$400$400$400$400$400$4,800
Maintenance
Routine Maintenance$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$14,400
Capital Reserve$600$600$600$600$600$600$600$600$600$600$600$600$7,200
Subtotal Maintenance$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$1,800$21,600
Common Area
Janitorial$500$500$500$500$500$500$500$500$500$500$500$500$6,000
Supplies$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$1,800
Laundry Operations$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$1,800
Break Room$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$1,800
Subtotal Common Area$950$950$950$950$950$950$950$950$950$950$950$950$11,400
Administrative
Software/Systems$300$300$300$300$300$300$300$300$300$300$300$300$3,600
Accounting/Legal$250$250$250$250$250$250$250$250$250$250$250$250$3,000
Marketing (ongoing)$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$150$1,800
Miscellaneous$100$100$100$100$100$100$100$100$100$100$100$100$1,200
Subtotal Administrative$800$800$800$800$800$800$800$800$800$800$800$800$9,600
Turnover Reserve$750$750$750$750$750$750$750$750$750$750$750$750$9,000
TOTAL OPERATING$14,638$14,673$14,709$14,748$14,786$14,825$14,863$14,900$14,906$14,906$14,906$14,906$177,766

*Utilities modeled at 60% base + 40% variable based on occupancy (base $375 + variable $250 at 100%)

Gross Profit

Line ItemM1M2M3M4M5M6M7M8M9M10M11M12Y1 Total
Total Revenue$7,975$9,611$11,257$12,776$14,290$15,928$17,566$19,092$19,344$19,344$19,344$19,344$185,871
Total Operating$14,638$14,673$14,709$14,748$14,786$14,825$14,863$14,900$14,906$14,906$14,906$14,906$177,766
Gross Profit($6,663)($5,062)($3,452)($1,972)($496)$1,103$2,703$4,192$4,438$4,438$4,438$4,438$8,105
Gross Margin %-84%-53%-31%-15%-3%7%15%22%23%23%23%23%4.4%

Below-the-Line Items (Placeholder)

Line ItemM1-M12Notes
Debt ServiceTBDModeled in Plan 08-02
Owner CompensationTBDModeled in Plan 08-02
Capital Reserve (additional)TBDModeled in Plan 08-02

3. Year 2 Quarterly P&L (Base Case)

Assumptions

  • 85% stabilized occupancy throughout
  • 3% rent escalation applied (tenant renewals)
  • Operating costs assumed flat (inflation offset by efficiency gains)
Line ItemQ1 Y2Q2 Y2Q3 Y2Q4 Y2Y2 Total
Occupancy %85%85%85%85%85%
Suites Occupied15.315.315.315.315.3
Revenue
Rental Income$58,621$58,621$58,621$58,621$234,484
Admin/Late Fees$300$300$300$300$1,200
Total Revenue$58,921$58,921$58,921$58,921$235,684
Operating Expenses
Occupancy Costs$28,500$28,500$28,500$28,500$114,000
Utilities$2,118$2,118$2,118$2,118$8,472
Insurance$1,200$1,200$1,200$1,200$4,800
Maintenance$5,400$5,400$5,400$5,400$21,600
Common Area$2,850$2,850$2,850$2,850$11,400
Administrative$2,400$2,400$2,400$2,400$9,600
Turnover Reserve$2,250$2,250$2,250$2,250$9,000
Total Operating$44,718$44,718$44,718$44,718$178,872
Gross Profit$14,203$14,203$14,203$14,203$56,812
Gross Margin %24.1%24.1%24.1%24.1%24.1%

*Note: Year 2 includes ~3% revenue increase from tenant escalations on renewals, phased in over the year


4. Year 3 Quarterly P&L (Base Case)

Assumptions

  • 85% stabilized occupancy
  • Cumulative 6% rent escalation from opening (3% Y2 + 3% Y3)
  • 3% cost escalation for occupancy (lease escalation) and other categories
Line ItemQ1 Y3Q2 Y3Q3 Y3Q4 Y3Y3 Total
Occupancy %85%85%85%85%85%
Suites Occupied15.315.315.315.315.3
Revenue
Rental Income$60,380$60,380$60,380$60,380$241,520
Admin/Late Fees$300$300$300$300$1,200
Total Revenue$60,680$60,680$60,680$60,680$242,720
Operating Expenses
Occupancy Costs$29,355$29,355$29,355$29,355$117,420
Utilities$2,182$2,182$2,182$2,182$8,728
Insurance$1,236$1,236$1,236$1,236$4,944
Maintenance$5,562$5,562$5,562$5,562$22,248
Common Area$2,936$2,936$2,936$2,936$11,744
Administrative$2,472$2,472$2,472$2,472$9,888
Turnover Reserve$2,318$2,318$2,318$2,318$9,272
Total Operating$46,061$46,061$46,061$46,061$184,244
Gross Profit$14,619$14,619$14,619$14,619$58,476
Gross Margin %24.1%24.1%24.1%24.1%24.1%

5. Three-Year Summary

Annual P&L Comparison

Line ItemYear 1Year 2Year 33-Year Total
Revenue
Rental Income$184,911$234,484$241,520$660,915
Admin/Late Fees$960$1,200$1,200$3,360
Total Revenue$185,871$235,684$242,720$664,275
Operating Expenses
Occupancy Costs$114,000$114,000$117,420$345,420
Utilities$7,366$8,472$8,728$24,566
Insurance$4,800$4,800$4,944$14,544
Maintenance$21,600$21,600$22,248$65,448
Common Area$11,400$11,400$11,744$34,544
Administrative$9,600$9,600$9,888$29,088
Turnover Reserve$9,000$9,000$9,272$27,272
Total Operating$177,766$178,872$184,244$540,882
Gross Profit$8,105$56,812$58,476$123,393
Gross Margin %4.4%24.1%24.1%18.6%

Annual Key Metrics

MetricYear 1Year 2Year 3
Average Occupancy68%85%85%
Revenue/Suite/Month$856$1,089$1,122
Operating Cost/Suite/Month$822$827$852
Gross Profit/Suite/Month$34$262$270
Annual Revenue Growth-26.8%3.0%
Operating Expense Ratio95.6%75.9%75.9%

6. Key Financial Ratios

Profitability Ratios

RatioYear 1Year 2Year 3TargetStatus
Gross Margin %4.4%24.1%24.1%>20%Year 1 below, Y2-3 above
Operating Expense Ratio95.6%75.9%75.9%<80%Year 1 above, Y2-3 on target
Revenue per SF$62/SF/yr$79/SF/yr$81/SF/yr>$75/SFY2-3 above target

Efficiency Ratios

RatioYear 1Year 2Year 3Notes
Revenue/Suite$10,326$13,094$13,484Growing due to ramp + escalations
Cost/Suite$9,876$9,937$10,236Relatively flat
Profit/Suite$450$3,156$3,248Strong improvement Y2+
Occupancy Cost %61.3%48.4%48.4%Leverage as revenue grows

Coverage Ratios

RatioYear 1Year 2Year 3Notes
Revenue/Operating Costs1.05x1.32x1.32xAbove 1x = positive margin
Gross Profit/Turnover0.9x6.3x6.3xStrong retention economics Y2+

7. Break-Even Analysis

Monthly Break-Even Point

Occupancy LevelMonthly RevenueOperating CostsGross ProfitStatus
50%$11,320$14,688($3,368)Loss
55%$12,452$14,735($2,283)Loss
60%$13,584$14,783($1,199)Loss
62% (Break-Even)$14,037$14,816($779)Near break-even
65%$14,716$14,850($134)Minimal loss
67%$15,169$14,878$291Breakeven point
70%$15,848$14,903$945Profitable
75%$16,980$14,953$2,027Profitable
80%$18,112$15,003$3,109Profitable
85%$19,244$15,050$4,194Target
90%$20,376$15,100$5,276Optimal
100%$22,640$15,200$7,440Full capacity

Cash Flow Break-Even: 67% occupancy (12 suites)

Break-Even Timeline (Base Case)

MonthOccupancyRevenueCostsMonthly P&LCumulative P&L
M135%$7,975$14,638($6,663)($6,663)
M242%$9,611$14,673($5,062)($11,725)
M349%$11,257$14,709($3,452)($15,177)
M456%$12,776$14,748($1,972)($17,149)
M563%$14,290$14,786($496)($17,645)
M670%$15,928$14,825$1,103($16,542)
M777%$17,566$14,863$2,703($13,839)
M884%$19,092$14,900$4,192($9,647)
M985%$19,344$14,906$4,438($5,209)
M1085%$19,344$14,906$4,438($771)
M1185%$19,344$14,906$4,438$3,667
M1285%$19,344$14,906$4,438$8,105

Monthly Break-Even: Month 6 Cumulative Break-Even: Month 11


8. Expense Analysis

Fixed vs. Variable Cost Structure

CategoryAmount/Month% of TotalFixed/Variable
Occupancy$9,500-$9,78565%Fixed
Utilities$438-$7064%Variable
Insurance$400-$4123%Fixed
Maintenance$1,800-$1,85412%Fixed
Common Area$950-$9786%Fixed
Administrative$800-$8245%Fixed
Turnover Reserve$750-$7735%Fixed
Total~$14,600-$15,350100%96% Fixed

Cost Sensitivity

Impact of 10% increase in major cost categories:

CategoryCurrent+10%Annual ImpactMargin Impact
Occupancy (rent)$114,000$125,400+$11,400-4.8%
Maintenance$21,600$23,760+$2,160-0.9%
Utilities~$8,000$8,800+$800-0.3%
All Operating$178,872$196,759+$17,887-7.6%

Key Finding: Occupancy costs dominate the expense structure. Negotiating rent is the highest-leverage cost control.


9. Revenue Enhancement Opportunities

Additional Revenue Streams (Not Modeled)

OpportunityMonthly PotentialAnnualNotes
Late fees$50-$100$600-$1,200Already included at $80/mo avg
Key replacement$25-$50$300-$600Low volume
Storage rental$100-$200$1,200-$2,400If space available
Vending/amenities$50-$100$600-$1,200Coffee, products
Referral bonuses($200)/referralVariableTenant incentive (cost)
Total Upside$175-$350$2,100-$4,2001-2% revenue lift

Pricing Power (Year 2+)

StrategyRevenue ImpactRisk
3% annual escalation+$7,000/yrLow (market standard)
5% escalation+$12,000/yrMedium (above market)
Suite upgrades+$30-$50/suiteLow (value-add)
Premium services+$50-$100/suiteMedium (market dependent)

10. P&L Presentation for SBA

Executive Summary Format

Luxa Salon Suites - 3-Year Financial Summary

MetricYear 1Year 2Year 3
Total Revenue$185,871$235,684$242,720
Operating Expenses$177,766$178,872$184,244
Gross Profit$8,105$56,812$58,476
Gross Margin4.4%24.1%24.1%

Key Metrics:

  • Break-even occupancy: 67%
  • Target occupancy: 85%
  • Time to monthly break-even: Month 6
  • Time to cumulative break-even: Month 11
  • 3-year cumulative gross profit: $123,393

Debt Service Capacity (Preview for Plan 08-02)

MetricYear 1Year 2Year 3
Gross Profit$8,105$56,812$58,476
Available for Debt Service*~$0~$45,000~$45,000
Est. Annual Debt Service~$30,000~$30,000~$30,000
Coverage Ratio0.0x1.5x1.5x

*After ~$12,000 minimum owner draw

Note: Year 1 may require working capital bridge; Years 2-3 support debt service with cushion. Full debt service model in Plan 08-02.


Appendix: Monthly Detail Tables

A.1 Revenue by Suite Type (at Stabilization)

Suite TypeCountWeekly RateMonthly RateMonthly RevenueAnnual Revenue
Standard6.8 (8×85%)$285$1,234$8,391$100,692
Plus4.25 (5×85%)$315$1,364$5,797$69,564
Large2.55 (3×85%)$345$1,494$3,810$45,720
Executive1.7 (2×85%)$385$1,667$2,834$34,008
Total15.3--$20,832$249,984

*Note: Table shows theoretical maximum at 85% occupancy by tier. Actual mix may vary.

A.2 Year 1 Cash Flow Summary

MonthRevenueExpensesNetCumulative
M1$7,975$14,638($6,663)($6,663)
M2$9,611$14,673($5,062)($11,725)
M3$11,257$14,709($3,452)($15,177)
M4$12,776$14,748($1,972)($17,149)
M5$14,290$14,786($496)($17,645)
M6$15,928$14,825$1,103($16,542)
M7$17,566$14,863$2,703($13,839)
M8$19,092$14,900$4,192($9,647)
M9$19,344$14,906$4,438($5,209)
M10$19,344$14,906$4,438($771)
M11$19,344$14,906$4,438$3,667
M12$19,344$14,906$4,438$8,105

Maximum Cash Deficit: Month 5 at ($17,645)


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