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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Presenting your deal to potential partners and lenders
When comprising a complete deal analysis and plan to preview to a potential partner or hard money lender. Is there a power point layout you typically use to easily plug in deal info to make presentation of your deal easy?
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I personally prefer to treat my investors like they are a bank. That is, I use a full fledged business plan rather than a power point. I want it to feel less like a "dog and pony show" and more like a "boardroom". Just my preference.