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I need help underwriting the deal. what all needs to be wrote down and is there a spreadsheet someone has where I can just put the numbers in because right now I’m just finding different things that need to be put from different sources and I just want to make sure I have everything

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www.adventuresincre.com

They sell models.  They have tutorials on how to use them.

Combine that with likely some good content on youtube in general and you should be all set.

I will note that underwriting it part art, part science.  The science is plugging in numbers into a model (or building a model from scratch).  The art is knowing if the numbers you plugged in make any sense.  Is your business plan viable?  Can you really push rents 30%, and when you do how many units will vacate and for how long? What upgrades will help your property stand out to potential tenants?

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