Although there is disagreement about the rate at which restaurants fail — with some research indicating a rate of 17 percent in the first year and others as high as 90 percent — the real takeaway should be that preparation and contingency planning are central to every restaurant's success.

Restaurants don't usually fail for just one reason. It's a combination of issues that build upon one another, stymieing any forward trajectory and growth. But when you are proactive and preemptively address the common reasons why restaurants can't get off the ground, then you substantially increase your odds of success. Here are 10 common reasons why restaurants fail, along with solutions to avoid each one.

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