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Updated over 6 years ago,

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Jason Howell
  • Petaluma, CA
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Sources for CRE listings to practice deal analysis

Jason Howell
  • Petaluma, CA
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Where's a good source of CRE investment opportunities with which to run numbers to refine my new analysis knowledge?

I finished taking a CRE analysis fundamentals course this month, and I have all of this new knowledge on taking a commercial investment opportunity, and running the numbers to devise my own proforma, as well as evaluate important things like future value of money, etc... All of this new knowledge that I really want to apply to a host of commercial RE opportunities to ensure I GOT it. At this stage, not necessarily to jump on one, but really to reinforce this new education so I can get more comfortable running these numbers.

I don't want to waste a broker's time as (at this specific stage) I'm not looking to purchase quite yet. Heck, the pool of investment opportunities don't even need to be that great as doing the numbers will help me see how not great they really are and even that is valuable. But having some sort of a group of properties with enough details to allow me to really get in there and work with the numbers for analysis purposes.

What do you suggest? Thanks!

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