
First-Time Investor Blueprint™
$39

INVEST path, Spreadsheet system
An interactive spreadsheet system for evaluating one potential property. You enter the property; the workbook calculates income, expenses, NOI, cash flow, cash required and common ratios, tests three cases and six one-at-a-time sensitivity tables, compares up to four deals or cases, logs where each key number came from and holds a written decision record. It never rates, ranks or recommends.
$49
One-time purchase. Instant digital download.
Prospective small investors.
Runs and stress-tests the numbers on one property.
14 tabs, 1,303 formulas; Guide 37 pages, 25 sections. 3 cases, 6 sensitivity tables, 4-deal comparison, source log, decision record.
Microsoft Excel testing is pending for this edition. The Guide explains how to check the demonstration copy in your own program before you rely on the workbook. Use it on a desktop computer; phone and tablet spreadsheet apps have not been tested.
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The workbook is a standard .xlsx file with no macros. Its calculations were tested in LibreOffice; testing in Microsoft Excel is pending for this edition. Open the demonstration copy in your own program and compare it with the figures in the Guide before relying on it.
The Guide opens on any device. The workbook needs a desktop spreadsheet program.
It is licensed for the personal use of the original purchaser. You may print pages and keep copies for your own use; please do not share, resell or distribute it.
Right after your payment is confirmed you can download it from the confirmation page, and an access link is emailed to you.
Educational and organizational resources only. Not individualized legal, tax, financial, investment, mortgage, insurance, appraisal, brokerage, construction or property-management advice or services. Laws, programs and local rules vary by state, locality and lender, and they change. Consult qualified professionals. Examples are hypothetical, and no outcome is promised.