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Justin S.
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Learning how to analyze deals

Justin S.
  • Patchogue, NY
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Hey all. My question for today is this: what is the best way to learn how to analyze deals? 

I see people emphasizing the importance of the deal analysis all the time (especially on the podcast). I know the site has the calculators for us to use, but I want to learn the how and why behind the various categories so that I have the knowledge of what to look for myself. 

I want to avoid complacency and begin "cleaning my truck" (as one podcast guest related taking action steps to) and that for me is to practice analyzing deals. So whats the best way? Is there a step by step guide out there, should I network with other investors and learn from them, or is there another way to learn that im simply overlooking? 

Thank you in advance for all of your help and input!

Cheers,

Justin

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