It says to download the calculator, but how do I do that from a video?

Maybe a silly question, but after going through the modules, I'm still looking for the actual calculator. I've gone through the "Using the Calculator and math section, but I can't find the calculator. Someone help please

Hi 👋 My name is Chris I'm from San Diego, CA I own and operate 2 businesses in the automotive advertising industry. I have 3 kids: 26, 19, and 11. I'm as green as it gets when it comes to property investing, but I was recently inspired by my friend's wife, who has become quite successful in the last 5 years doing fix and flips. My goal is to do 1 deal by the end of the year and do 10 deals within 5 years. I look forward to this journey and wish you all success in your journey as well.

Hello Everyone ~ I am Gregg and I live in San Clemente, CA. I'm a Retirement Planner and I help rescue seniors money from the markets and put it in places where they'll never outlive it. I'm essentially a financial advisor for retirees and soon-to-be retirees. It's been a great career and a handful of my clients have encouraged me to acquire "Long-tern cash flowing fixed rate income", as many of them have. I've bought multiple courses to help me get there, and have a great deal of head knowledge, but NO execution! AAARRRGGGHHH! Can you say, frustrating? That's where I'm at. Been watching Christian's offerings for long enough. It's time to take the plunge into the MENTORSHIP program. I'm here. I'm hungry. Let's GO!! Interested in Multifam & Self Storage.

We just closed on a 121-unit in Fort Worth. Here are some things that a spreadsheet doesn’t tell you. Lender requirements can shift late in the process. We were initially expecting agency debt, but last minute requirements changed and the proceeds no longer worked for the deal. So we pivoted to bridge. Good thing we had already modeled bridge from the start. You may have to restructure entities to align with lender expectations. We formed a new borrower entity late in the process and updated the org chart to match what the lender required. That meant new documents, new approvals, and making sure everything flowed correctly from a legal and ownership standpoint before we could close. Multiple legal teams get involved. Lender counsel, borrower counsel, title, everyone reviewing language and redlining documents. A lot of back and forth. Signature pages get revised. Loan agreements get updated. You think you are done, then another comment comes in. Title items can surface that have to be cleared before anyone wires money. In our case, there were legacy items that had to be resolved before we could get clean title. That meant coordination and making sure everything was cleared so funding could happen. None of that shows up on a spreadsheet. Getting this deal to closing was a different animal. Glad we got it done. Now the real work begins.