Look at each facet of that business model.  

What is your business model?

Equity splits, fees, preferred returns..all important aspects of underwriting and structuring a syndication deal.I first recommend starting with an underwriting model that is built to underwrite syndicated deals.

I again suggest going back and reading my actual words and statement's, detailing how the books are cooked, I never detailed illegal activity, I detailed an executive branch changing how data is compiled and calculated because they didn't like the result, so instead of changing input's, they changed the calculation models until results fit the desired narratives. 

I’m hoping to get specific details on this business model before making a decision to move forward and spend the money on the live 3day course ($5,000 for the course).

The business model makes it actually really hard to really screw up in a big way.

For larger projects, in the many dozens of units/lots range, the builders use financial models to determine land value. 

It's also tougher to find deals that would fit a full BRRRR model today because inventory is much lower than it was a few years ago.

Towns can't uplift your crypto, but they can uplift your property.By trying to create subjective comparisons to make some personal model will only leave you in analysis paralysis forever because it's a waste of time.

And what rental model you choose is just about covering as much as you can -- and hopefully making a little -- as you hold on to it, but to me again, that's secondary to the long-haul.Good luck!