March |
April |
|
Revenues: |
||
Rooms |
375,236 |
425,105 |
Food and Beverage |
186,253 |
176,523 |
Telecommunications |
4,213 |
5,326 |
Other Income |
46,879 |
49,654 |
Total Revenues |
||
Cost of Sales: |
||
Rooms |
130,256 |
154,987 |
Food and Beverages |
142,516 |
135,216 |
Telecommunications |
3,453 |
4,123 |
Other Income |
35,648 |
41,213 |
Total Cost of Sales |
311,873 |
335,539 |
Gross Profit: |
||
Rooms |
244,980 |
270,118 |
Food and Beverages |
43,737 |
41,307 |
Telecommunications |
760 |
1,203 |
Other Income |
11,231 |
8,441 |
Total Gross Profit |
||
Operating (Controllable) Expenses: |
||
Administration & General |
11,605 |
18,256 |
Marketing |
41,219 |
44,362 |
Franchise Fees |
21,005 |
24,032 |
Property Operations and Maintenance |
37,456 |
38,612 |
Utilities |
32,156 |
36,459 |
Total Operating Expenses |
143,441 |
161,721 |
Operating Income |
||
Other (Non-controllable) Expenses: |
||
Management Fee |
6,145 |
6,425 |
Property Taxes |
25,613 |
25,613 |
Reserve for Capital Improvements |
18,321 |
20,153 |
Insurance |
6,901 |
6,852 |
Interest Expense |
75,004 |
78,450 |
Total Non-controllable Expenses |
131,984 |
137,493 |
Income Before Income Taxes |
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