Real Estate Financial Modeling – The Complete Guide
Real Estate Financial Modeling – The Complete Guide, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 73 lectures, based on 324 reviews, and has 1774 subscribers.
You will learn about The different commercial property types and their unique characteristics An understanding of the different investment risk-profiles How to analyze a real estate market from the ground up Key financial metrics to evaluate a real estate deal Build a stabilized and value-add real estate model Build a complete equity waterfall model This course is ideal for individuals who are College students who want to begin a career in real estate finance or Acquisitions Analyst or Real Estate Analyst or Asset Management Analyst or Financial Analyst It is particularly useful for College students who want to begin a career in real estate finance or Acquisitions Analyst or Real Estate Analyst or Asset Management Analyst or Financial Analyst.
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Summary
Title: Real Estate Financial Modeling – The Complete Guide
Price: $59.99
Average Rating: 4.57
Number of Lectures: 73
Number of Published Lectures: 73
Number of Curriculum Items: 73
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73
Original Price: $34.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- The different commercial property types and their unique characteristics
- An understanding of the different investment risk-profiles
- How to analyze a real estate market from the ground up
- Key financial metrics to evaluate a real estate deal
- Build a stabilized and value-add real estate model
- Build a complete equity waterfall model
Who Should Attend
- College students who want to begin a career in real estate finance
- Acquisitions Analyst
- Real Estate Analyst
- Asset Management Analyst
- Financial Analyst
Target Audiences
- College students who want to begin a career in real estate finance
- Acquisitions Analyst
- Real Estate Analyst
- Asset Management Analyst
- Financial Analyst
Are you looking to break into the world of real estate finance? Do you want to work in acquisitions, asset management, brokerage, or real estate lending? If so, this course is a must! We’ll take you from a newbie in real estate analysis to a seasoned analyst. This course is taught by Nate Coughran who spend years working for 2 different publicly traded REITs in the acquisitions group. He’s also helped numerous real estate private equity firms build out their models.
In this course, we start by learning about the different property types and risk profiles. From there, we learn how to analyze a real estate market from the ground up. You’ll then learn the key financial metrics used in real estate. With all this knowledge, you’ll then create a stabilized real estate model to introduce you to the unique aspects of real estate modeling. Finally, you’ll build a complex value-add multi-family model complete with an equity waterfall.
By the end of this course, you’ll be way ahead of your peers and the other job applicants!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Introduction to Property Types and Risk Profiles
Lecture 1: Office Basics
Lecture 2: Office Unique Characteristics
Lecture 3: Industrial Basics
Lecture 4: Industrial Unique Characteristics
Lecture 5: Retail Basics
Lecture 6: Retail Unique Characteristics
Lecture 7: Multi-Family Basics
Lecture 8: Multi-Family Unique Characteristics
Lecture 9: Hospitality Baiscs
Lecture 10: Hospitality Unique Characteristics
Lecture 11: Risk Profiles: Core & Core Plus
Lecture 12: Risk Profiles: Value-Add & Opportunistics
Chapter 3: How to Analyze a Real Estate Market
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Inventory
Lecture 3: Vacancy
Lecture 4: Absorption
Lecture 5: Market Cap Rate
Lecture 6: Market Rent
Lecture 7: GDP
Lecture 8: Unemployment
Lecture 9: Economic Diversification
Chapter 4: Key Financial Metrics in Real Estate
Lecture 1: Net Operating Income (NOI)
Lecture 2: Cap Rate
Lecture 3: Cash-on-Cash Return & Equity Multiple
Lecture 4: IRR Introduction
Lecture 5: IRR Example
Lecture 6: Discounted Cash Flow
Chapter 5: Building a Stabilized RE Model pt. I
Lecture 1: Property introduction
Lecture 2: Model Introduction
Lecture 3: Main Assumptions
Lecture 4: Rental Schedule
Lecture 5: Projecting Out Income
Lecture 6: Projecting Out Operating Expenses
Lecture 7: Vacancy Factor and NOI
Lecture 8: Calculating Purchase Price
Lecture 9: Calculating Disposition Price
Lecture 10: Capital Reserves
Lecture 11: Capital Expenditures
Chapter 6: Building a Stabilized RE Model pt. II
Lecture 1: Debt Schedule Assumptions
Lecture 2: Debt Schedule Principal Payments
Lecture 3: Debt Schedule Interest & Balances
Lecture 4: Tying the Debt Schedule to the Cash Flow
Lecture 5: Sources & Uses
Lecture 6: Finalizing the Cash Flow
Lecture 7: Calculating IRR & the Equity Multiple
Lecture 8: Creating a Sensitivity Table
Lecture 9: Summary
Chapter 7: Building a value-add RE model pt. I
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Model Overview
Lecture 3: Assumptions Tab pt. I
Lecture 4: Assumptions Tab pt. II
Lecture 5: Building a Rent Roll
Lecture 6: Unit Level Cash Flow Introduction
Lecture 7: Unit Level Cash Flow Rent Roll pt. I
Lecture 8: Unit Level Cash Flow Rent Roll pt. II
Lecture 9: Calculating Construction Costs
Lecture 10: Operating Expenses
Lecture 11: Vacancy & CapEx
Chapter 8: Building a Value-Add RE Model pt. II
Lecture 1: Debt Amortization Schedule
Lecture 2: Adding Debt to the Cash Flow
Lecture 3: Adding the Acquisition and Sale to the Cash Flow
Lecture 4: Sources & Uses
Lecture 5: Setting up the Promote Structure
Lecture 6: Equity Waterfall Introduction
Lecture 7: Equity Waterfall pt. I
Lecture 8: Equity Waterfall pt. II
Lecture 9: Equity Waterfall pt. III
Lecture 10: Equity Waterfall pt. IV
Lecture 11: Equity Waterfall pt. V
Lecture 12: Calculating the Returns
Lecture 13: Model Summary
Lecture 14: Conclusion
Instructors
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Joseph @ Wisdify
CFO, Corporate Finance expert, Instructor, Mentor
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- 5 stars: 192 votes
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