@@davidroldan6007 apologies if this was confusing - this was showcasing the incorrect way to calculate this, including the $200K additional equity investment in the numerator of the calculation (rather than the denominator). This $200K amount should be added to the initial $1MM investment in the denominator, resulting in the 1.25x equity multiple shown.
Would love to see a video on the differences between GP's and LP's such as day to day work, skills required, compensation, deal flow and geographic regions etc
There are a lot of transferrable skills you can take from a general financial analyst role and apply to a real estate analyst position - not a bad place to start out if CRE options are limited in the short-term.
Can you guys help me get an analyst job in the RE sector with CFI certification and your courses? No university or college degrees. Lots of practical experience in my own small-scale deals.
Hey David, it does tend to be an uphill battle to land an analyst job without a 4-year degree at the vast majority of CRE firms. Our courses can give you the skill set you'll need to land (and succeed in) these types of roles, but many firms won't even entertain resumes that don't include a 4-year degree of some kind, regardless of technical skill set. I've found that looking for jobs at smaller, more entrepreneurial firms that can look past this tends to be the best bet for people without university degrees, so that could be an avenue to explore. Happy to have you in our courses if you think they might be a fit!
Hey Thanks for the video.This is Really helpful. Cash on cash multiple video is also required for me. If You could give me link that will be very helpful for me.
Glad it was helpful! Cash-on-cash video is linked here: ruclips.net/video/WmSD1na8xK8/видео.html&pp=ygUiYnJlYWsgaW50byBjcmUgY2FzaCBvbiBjYXNoIHJldHVybg%3D%3D
I am worrking in due diligence (cre) interested in cre financial analyst please let me know courses I have to complete or what are the skills required.
Equity Multiple takes into account the amount of money invested and the amount you receive back. It doesn’t take into account time. However, it is kind of implicit that you are taking into account all the contributions and cash flows from the moment of acquisition all the way through disposition.
I went to the website to see how I could sign up, but I would’ve liked a contact option before I spent the money. There’s no way to contact this organization as the website has no contact option for potential customers. This is very unethical to say the least. and very out of the norm for most organizations soliciting services in real estate. I’m wary to say the least if I have no way of contacting a host before I spend $800 a year! I welcome their feedback but I don’t expect it.
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Any other CRE finance metrics you'd like to see covered in more detail in a future video on the channel?
Maybe ROI vs. ROE in real estate?
Hi Justin
In 8:10 why you subtracted the $200k from the $1.5m in the numerator?
@@davidroldan6007 apologies if this was confusing - this was showcasing the incorrect way to calculate this, including the $200K additional equity investment in the numerator of the calculation (rather than the denominator). This $200K amount should be added to the initial $1MM investment in the denominator, resulting in the 1.25x equity multiple shown.
Would love to see a video on the differences between GP's and LP's such as day to day work, skills required, compensation, deal flow and geographic regions etc
Great feedback, Robert! Thanks!
Great Content
Thanks, Mario!
Any thoughts on starting as a financial analyst to enter into a real estate analyst role? There aren't many analyst level roles available in my area.
There are a lot of transferrable skills you can take from a general financial analyst role and apply to a real estate analyst position - not a bad place to start out if CRE options are limited in the short-term.
Amazing, thank you.
Awesome video
Thanks for your continued support, Peter!
One of my favorite metrics for long term wealth creation.
Agreed!
Can you guys help me get an analyst job in the RE sector with CFI certification and your courses? No university or college degrees. Lots of practical experience in my own small-scale deals.
Hey David, it does tend to be an uphill battle to land an analyst job without a 4-year degree at the vast majority of CRE firms. Our courses can give you the skill set you'll need to land (and succeed in) these types of roles, but many firms won't even entertain resumes that don't include a 4-year degree of some kind, regardless of technical skill set. I've found that looking for jobs at smaller, more entrepreneurial firms that can look past this tends to be the best bet for people without university degrees, so that could be an avenue to explore. Happy to have you in our courses if you think they might be a fit!
Hey Thanks for the video.This is Really helpful. Cash on cash multiple video is also required for me. If You could give me link that will be very helpful for me.
Glad it was helpful! Cash-on-cash video is linked here: ruclips.net/video/WmSD1na8xK8/видео.html&pp=ygUiYnJlYWsgaW50byBjcmUgY2FzaCBvbiBjYXNoIHJldHVybg%3D%3D
I am worrking in due diligence (cre) interested in cre financial analyst please let me know courses I have to complete or what are the skills required.
Would these return metrics be calculated after the hold period or could they estimated before a purchase?
Equity Multiple takes into account the amount of money invested and the amount you receive back. It doesn’t take into account time. However, it is kind of implicit that you are taking into account all the contributions and cash flows from the moment of acquisition all the way through disposition.
I went to the website to see how I could sign up, but I would’ve liked a contact option before I spent the money. There’s no way to contact this organization as the website has no contact option for potential customers. This is very unethical to say the least. and very out of the norm for most organizations soliciting services in real estate. I’m wary to say the least if I have no way of contacting a host before I spend $800 a year! I welcome their feedback but I don’t expect it.
where do u get your shirts? look sharp lol