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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there are several resources and templates available for financial modeling, including DCF models tailored to CRE (Commercial Real Estate). While I can't directly share files, here are some actionable steps to help you prepare:

  1. WSO Financial Modeling Templates: WSO offers a comprehensive set of 27 financial modeling templates, which include DCF models. These templates are designed by experienced professionals and are highly rated for interview preparation. You can access them by signing up on the WSO platform.

  2. Real Estate-Specific DCF Models: For CRE-specific DCF models, focus on templates that include:

    • Property-level cash flow projections.
    • Discount rate adjustments for real estate risks.
    • Terminal value calculations based on cap rates.
  3. Practice Resources:

    • Check out the "Real Estate Modelling Test Practice" thread on WSO for insights into CRE-specific modeling tests.
    • The "Interview DCF Example" thread provides examples and tips for DCF-related interview questions.
  4. Excel Skills: Brush up on advanced Excel formulas and techniques, as they are critical for CRE modeling. WSO's free financial modeling lessons can be a great starting point.

If you're looking for a community-driven solution, consider posting in the WSO forums under the "Real Estate" section. Many users are willing to share templates or provide guidance. Good luck with your interview prep!

Sources: Deutsche Bank Commercial Real Estate Team, DCF Myth 1: If you have a D(discount rate) and a CF (cash flow), you have a DCF!, Day in the Life: Commercial Real Estate Broker, Real Estate Modelling Test Practice, Is CRE Debt Experience Pretty Enough for PE?

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