2-13 Matt Porter – Making a Broker: The Inside Story of How Practice Valuations Are Created
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2-13 Matt Porter - Making a Broker: The Inside Story of How Practice Valuations Are Created

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2-13 Matt Porter - Making a Broker: The Inside Story of How Practice Valuations Are Created

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Welcome to another episode of the Shared Practices Podcast! We’ve got a return guest in Matt Porter, and we’re glad we asked him back. Matt dives deep into practice valuations from the perspective of a broker, and describes his unique valuation method. He shares with us how to assign values to qualitative factors - collection trends, demographics, staff tenure, etc. - that make the valuation process a lot more concrete, so you can determine if a practice is a good deal or not. We also touch on how to normalize a P&L, why you should stop using “percentage of collections” as a valuation metric, and what not to look at in a valuation. All of this and more on today’s Shared Practices episode.

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* Reach out to Matt: matt@menlotransitions.com

 

Guest Bio:

 

In transitioning, brokering and consulting with dental practices, Matt brings a balance of real estate, tax, accounting, and small business acumen. His ability to properly evaluate and leverage both the quantitative and qualitative facets of a dental practice help to provide maximum value to his clients, whether buying or selling a practice. Matt has successfully transitioned dozens of dental offices and represented countless dentists who desire to sell their practice, purchase a practice, or secure a partnership.

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