Can anyone review my modeling test answers? - Super Modelers Wanted
I am currently in a buyside sales role, wanting to break into acquisitions at REPE. Having a modeling test next week. Can somebody review my answer for this modeling test I found in the forum? (Or even better, show me your own?)
I'm already in REPE but I'm basically a sales guy (RFP for funds) and I'm not sure if I'm in the right direction. Any pointers and suggestions would be appreciated.
I know my work is pretty amateur and there's got to be mistakes - the goal here is to finalize a mental template beforehand so my mind doesn't break down in my two-hour test. I'm also interested in what would be an "acceptable range" solution in this kind of two-hour test.
Are you paying?
Thanks for the free Related case study
Hi all, seems like I had a modeling test after all. After the test and subsequent steps I have managed to get the offer! Thanks everyone for the tips and offers.
I’d like to give my thanks and thumbs up to EuReChimp as I tried to replicate his format during the test. This helped me a lot, and saved tons of time.
In comparison to the case study here, it was very similar except the below were some key differences. - Not development, but an existing office. - 5+ tenants with different expiration dates, must model downtime and free rent for new tenants. - New tenants will come in at market rent, where you will have to come up with the right figure based on the location and comps that were given. - 1 page IC memo/investment rationale on Word >> I bought a $200 REFM case study that had this and mimicked this - I added some sensitivities, especially as the market rent was open to different opinions. I laid out some upside and downside case and mentioned this in the IC memo, and got good feedback.
Thanks guys!