What Exactly is Adjusted EBITDA? - EP.21
What Adjusted EBITDA (or NOI) is, Examples, and What Makes Them Valid or Not Valid
The Alternative Investor · Brad Johnson
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Show Notes
Today we’re going to talk about Adjusted EBITDA — or in Brad’s world, Adjusted NOI; Net Operating Income. So what is it? First off, it depends who the player is. Are they legit?
It’s a super critical number and important to get right — so tune in for today’s short and sweet episode all about Adjusted EBITDA!
Key Takeaways:
[:13] About our topic today: Adjusted EBITDA!
[:22] What is Adjusted EBITDA?
[2:42] A simple example of Adjusted EBITDA.
[3:32] Non-valid Adjustments in the real estate world to Net Operating Income (NOI).
[5:23] Valid Adjustments Brad has seen in the real estate world.
[9:35] A couple examples of valid Adjustments we see in the private equity world.
[13:00] Wrapping up today’s episode!
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