OM to excel?
Newbie here. What does it mean to convert an offering memorandum to excel? Does it mean just taking an OM and modeling it with your own assumption

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Edit: Thanks for the comments guys! they're really helpful. I think understand what's being asked from me.
[{"id": "ery1bez", "text": "Most OM's have their own financial proforma's in them with their own assumptions.  I think just put that proforma into excel using the OM's assumptions and the proforma should reflect what's in the OM", "replies": [{"id": "ery4eay", "text": "Tacking on. Build the model in a way that it matches the OM, but you can tweak the inputs. I always end up fixing the opex to be realistic &amp; rent growth to better match my data sources like axio and reis.\n\nEDIT: the second module of this course builds an REPE model from scratch off a source OM, rent roll, and financials [in case you need a walkthrough](https://www.leveragedbreakdowns.com/course/).", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ery4mao", "text": "OM's are put together using source financial docs. You should request the source T-12 &amp; rent roll from the broker and classify each expense using your own personal discretion. Some brokers will put contract services into R&amp;M, others may include admin expenses in their payroll calculation. It's important to get eyes on the operating statements and arrive at your own conclusion from there.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "erz8fgv", "text": "OM's have info such as T-12, historicals, rent  roll, proforma, etc. I use a tool called able to extract to convert them to excel so that I can easily tweak them into my model. You can also request the source docs in excel from the broker/owner.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]