REPE Technicals

Hello All - 

Would anyone happen to have or know of any websites or resources I can utilitize to get up to speed on technical skills I will need for REPE acquisition roles? I am attempting to make the jump from debt to equity and have realized the metrics and thought process differs on the equity side. 
 

Thanks in advance. 

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You gotta know argus, you can go get certified, and you gotta know how to do an equity model w/ waterfall which is probably more in-depth than a lender model I assume you're currently working with. Go back into the war room of some prior deals you've seen and you should be able to find a few borrower models saved down that will help you learn the equity side. Some models will be better than others and I've often found the simpler the model the better & more accurate (and usually the more sophisticated the sponsor). Massive models with a million tabs usually come from unsophisticated sponsors that aren't smart enough to condense the model into fewer lines/tabs. 

 

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