This is a guest post from Joe Stampone. Joe runs the popular blog A Student of the Real Estate Game. While running a blog can be fun, success in blogging... read more →
A popular topic in the REFM Training curriculum is that of equity joint venture partnerships. With today's increased equity capital requirements, everyone wants to know about preferred returns, promotes, and... read more →
When I was progressing through business school in the early 2000's, I was dead-set on working in real estate development. In particular, I wanted to work for someone developing hip... read more →
One of my duties when I worked for a mutual fund manager was to track a couple dozen data series and update the company on the change in these values... read more →
Since I am currently teaching at Georgetown, I have been thinking a lot about how to be a great real estate finance student. Here are some suggestions that came to... read more →
I have heard about some companies that give take-home financial modeling tests to job applicants, where the test isn't due back for a matter of days. The value of these... read more →
By Chris Furlong, Model For Success Contributor The owners of the Seagram Building (375 Park Ave NYC) are marketing a stake in the property I read an article in the... read more →
In 2008, Abdo Development faced a situation that many developers did they had control of a great condominium development site, but no... read more →
In 2008, Abdo Development faced a situation that many developers did – they had control of a great condominium development site, but no... read more →
The best damn explanation of the credit crisis I have ever seen: The Crisis of Credit Visualized, by Jonathan Jarvis What do you think? Have you found anything else... read more →