How often do you use Financial Modeling as a Broker/Agent?
Fairly new to CRE (18 Mo.) and am wondering how often brokers or agents use financial models. 

Does it make sense for an agent to go through Adventures in CRE or another kind of boot camp? 

Any specific benefits you can point through in your unique experience? 

Thanks!
[{"id": "i3plkl6", "text": ".", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i3r121t", "text": "I use it every time I have a listing pitch.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i3s6118", "text": "maybe not daily but weekly for sure.  depends what you are working on.  \n\nI've never used adventures in CRE so have no idea.  Certain things require more modeling than others (dev/income properties are basically all modeling, something like retail or office involving end users will be less but you still will run into effective rent calculations and stuff).  \n\nI can't really imagine being successful and not being able to model stuff when needed, its not really that hard.  The hard part is typically figuring out the inputs and assumptions.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]