Title says it all. I am wondering if these titles have material differences in day-to-day or are they really just similar Analyst positions to match the firm you work for? If anyone has any real expierence in multiple positions thatd be great to get some insight into how your tasks differed.
| +49 | Case-Shiller Showing Higher Ratio Than Ever Recorded Before - Are We In For a Collapse in Housing? | 19 | 5h | |
| +43 | Extremely Salty After This Process | 33 | 19h | |
| +28 | Megafund REPE Comp | 12 | 1d | |
| +26 | Am I right to be kinda pissed about this? | 8 | 4d | |
| +21 | URGENT - a list of Halal/Islamic real estate funds and investment companies for potential applications | 5 | 14m | |
| +17 | Best Brokerages in South Florida | 7 | 2h | |
| +17 | Current CRE Phase | 8 | 5h | |
| +15 | Capital Formation | 3 | 1h | |
| +12 | UK Development | 0 | 6h | |
| +12 | Endeavor Real Estate Group in Austin | 5 | 5d |
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Acquisitions analyst - Pulling numbers out of your ass to get your model to a mid-teens IRR so your firm can buy the deal. Development analyst - Pulling numbers out of your ass to get your model to a low-20s IRR so your firm can build the deal. Cap markets analyst - Taking numbers pulled out of someone elses ass and showing them to a bank so they'll lend 65-75% LTV on your deal. Asset management analyst - Waiting for something to happen so you can tell your boss about it and they can tell you what to do. at least you keep your hands out of your ass.
More like asset management trying to figure out where the numbers came from, why they smell like shit, and why they can't get close to the required IRR.