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Updated over 4 years ago on .

Advise for someone starting to model deals
I have been analyzing a lot of real estate and business deals for the past 5 years personally. I have been doing a lot more financial modeling since we have been shut down. I would love to put this knowledge to some practical use outside my own investments. I am a light on cash due to the shutdown. But I think I have a marketable skill to help people analyze deals. Don't get me wrong. The Bigger Pockets calculators are great! I love using them. If you haven't used them you should. My question: Is there anything that you would watch out for when building models from scratch? How detailed do you get? I'm still learning to do it right. I just love building these models. Any tips on how to build models that other people could use?