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1 $$ ACCOUNTING $$

2 Accounting – Why It’s Important One of the reasons Franchises fail?  They DON’T KNOW if they are making a profit!

3 How Do I Get Started?  Purchase QuickBooks - Most current version

4 How Do I Get Started?  Download the QuickBooks Template File from the Ugville.com website  Under the Resources tab (using the search resources box), search “QuickBooks Template – 2006 (Win)”. Also a Mac version available.  Download the Accounting Manual from the Ugville.com website  Under the Resources tab (using the search resources box), search “Accounting Manual”.

5 What Next? Read Chapter One of the Accounting Manual to Complete the Setup (“Getting Started With Quickbooks”) Install QuickBooks on Your Computer Open QuickBooks – DO NOT Follow the Setup Wizard

6 Primary Accounting Reports Balance Sheet – Summary report indicating what you own, what you owe and what the worth of the business is – snapshot in time  Assets – Purchased Houses, Rehab & Closing Costs of Purchased Houses, Company Vehicles & Other Fixed Assets  Liabilities – Trade Payables, Loans From Owners, Mortgage Loans, Short Term Loans  Equity – Owner Contributed Capital, Retained Earnings  The Accounting Equation Assets = Liabilities + Equity Equity = Assets - Liabilities

7 Primary Accounting Reports Income Statement – Summary report indicating the revenue, expenses and operations of the business for a defined period of time  Revenue – House Sales, Assignment Income, Rental Income  Cost of Goods Sold – Cost of Sold Houses, Rehab & Closing Costs of Sold Houses  G&A Expenses – Office Rent, Marketing, Insurance, Wages, Travel & Vehicle, Other  Gross Profit = Revenue - COGS  Net Profit = Revenue - COGS – G&A Expenses

8 Sample Balance Sheet

9 Sample Income Statement

10 HomeVestors Invoicing Schedule  Transaction Fees  To be included on HUD, paid at closing by title company  Invoiced by HVA the day after the closing is reported  Monthly Fee  Auto drafted on 10 th day of the following month  $350 per month  Banking information required (monthly fee authorization form)  No Monthly Fee due if Purchase Closing reported  Advertising Net Amount Due, Arch minutes  Monthly between 10 th – 15 th of the month

11 Unpaid Invoice Procedures  What happens if I do not pay my HVA bills?  I will be placed on the “Show stoppers” report.  I will not be able to get future leads while on the report (regardless of how much advertising money I send in).  I will not be able to get financing from HVA.  I will get a call from HVA collections.  It could lead to a default notice.  What happens if I am on the “Show stoppers” report twice in the same year  I will not be able to get financing from HVA for a 6 month period.

12 Transaction Fees  Must be paid on the HUD at time of closing  Purchase Transaction Fee  $500.00  Sale Transaction Fee  3% Transaction Fee + 2% Associate Royalty Fee  Hold Transaction Fee  Same as Sale Transaction Fee, use 85% of ARV as Sales Price  Assignment Transaction Fee  10% of Assignment Fee OR Sale Transaction Fee calc, whichever is LOWER, minimum $500.00  Marketing Fund Fee  $225.00 (paid on HUD at sale or assignment of property)

13 Transaction Fee Levels LevelDollarsUnits Rate 1 $0 - $1,000,000 - 10 3.00% 2$1,000,001 - $2,000,000 11 – 20 2.00% 3$2,000,001 - $3,000,000 21 – 30 1.50% 4$3,000,001 - $4,000,00031 – 40 1.25% 5$4,000,001 - $5,500,00041 – 50 1.00% 6$5,500,001 - N/A 0.80% ** Level 1 – 3 is cumulative ** Annual Cumulative

14 Assignment Transaction Fee Example Purchase Price = $90,000 Assigned Sales Price = $100,000 Assignment Value = $ 10,000 Full Sale Price: Assignment Transaction Fee: $100,000 x 3% = $ 3,000 Assignment Royalty Fee:$100,000 x 2% = $ 2,000 Marketing Fee: $ 225 Total $ 5,225 Assignment Fee: Assignment Transaction Fee: $10,000 x 10% = $ 1,000 Assignment Royalty Fee:$10,000 x 10% = $ 1,000 Marketing Fee: $ 225 Total $ 2,225 Assignment to/from another Franchisee – pay ½ fees

15 How to report an Assignment to another Franchisee Seller report as an Assignment (change contract status) – pay ½ fees Buyer report as a Purchase – pay ½ fees ($250) Buyer report final sale as a Sale Transaction – pay ½ fees (specific to your rate)

16 Example Invoice

17 Example Statement

18 Example Advertising Statement

19 Monthly Fee Authorization Form


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