@@harshadmishra39 that’s interesting! My thoughts are that cap rates in NYC would be lower than they would be in Texas, so your initial investment (based upon each locations NOIs) would be higher in NYC. You’d also have to think that you’d need more money invested in a property in NYC to earn the same money that you could in Texas. What were your thoughts to the interviewer?
Hey Justin! Quick q: As part of an interview process, I received a portfolio of two multifamily properties to analyze. During the cash flow modeling, am I expected to make two individual sheets or combine them? Ie., make one 15 unit and one 20 unit model or combine them to find the purchase price for the 35 units?
What would be more important the ARGUS cert or the REFAI cert if i was solely interested in breaking into REPE? Thanks! Been trying to get into contact with you but I can't
Just bought that book and Linneman himself sent me a nice hello so that the book was on it's way to my home country of Australia. Nice fellow. Seriously looking at REFAI
Hi Justin, thank you for all the videos and advice! I been following your channel for a while. I am new to the real estate field. I have very little experience and now am in a land bank company in Sales and Marketing based in the Philippines. I graduated late at 27. However it is THE DREAM to break into CRE in markets such as the HK, UK, and Europe. I am helllllllllaaaa scared about my future. But I'm trying my best to network and focusing on technical skills such as financial modeling and valuation exercises. I'm really looking for a mentor or teacher so I can learn as much as I can. The company I work at isn't too financial heavy. I'm considering doing a masters in the UK to break into CRE there. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
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What are some market-specific questions you've seen during the interview process?
I was asked to differentiate between a retail property located in Texas to that of a New york based and where would I invest.
@@harshadmishra39 Very interesting - thanks for sharing, Harshad!
@@harshadmishra39 that’s interesting! My thoughts are that cap rates in NYC would be lower than they would be in Texas, so your initial investment (based upon each locations NOIs) would be higher in NYC. You’d also have to think that you’d need more money invested in a property in NYC to earn the same money that you could in Texas. What were your thoughts to the interviewer?
Hey Justin! Quick q: As part of an interview process, I received a portfolio of two multifamily properties to analyze. During the cash flow modeling, am I expected to make two individual sheets or combine them? Ie., make one 15 unit and one 20 unit model or combine them to find the purchase price for the 35 units?
What would be more important the ARGUS cert or the REFAI cert if i was solely interested in breaking into REPE? Thanks! Been trying to get into contact with you but I can't
Just bought that book and Linneman himself sent me a nice hello so that the book was on it's way to my home country of Australia. Nice fellow. Seriously looking at REFAI
Hi Justin, thank you for all the videos and advice! I been following your channel for a while.
I am new to the real estate field. I have very little experience and now am in a land bank company in Sales and Marketing based in the Philippines. I graduated late at 27. However it is THE DREAM to break into CRE in markets such as the HK, UK, and Europe. I am helllllllllaaaa scared about my future. But I'm trying my best to network and focusing on technical skills such as financial modeling and valuation exercises. I'm really looking for a mentor or teacher so I can learn as much as I can. The company I work at isn't too financial heavy. I'm considering doing a masters in the UK to break into CRE there. Any advice would be greatly appreciated