has anyone applied and/or heard back? was ghosted in my networking calls and have no idea about the process considering the RE analyst program is completely new
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, TPG Real Estate Partners (TREP) is a highly regarded player in the real estate private equity space, and their programs, especially new ones like the RE Analyst Program, tend to attract significant interest. If you're experiencing delays or lack of responses in networking calls, it’s not uncommon, especially for new programs where processes might still be evolving.
Here’s what you can do to navigate this situation:
Follow-Up Strategically: If you’ve been ghosted, send a polite follow-up email. Keep it concise, reiterate your interest in the program, and express your enthusiasm for learning more about their process.
Leverage Alumni Networks: If you’re from a school with alumni at TPG or in the broader real estate private equity space, reach out to them. Alumni are often more willing to provide insights or help you navigate the process.
Prepare for the Unknown: Since the RE Analyst Program is new, there might not be much information available. Focus on preparing for general real estate private equity interviews, including:
Engage with WSO Resources: The WSO Real Estate Megathread and other threads on REPE interview prep can be invaluable. They often include tips on technical questions, behavioral interviews, and networking strategies.
Stay Persistent: New programs can have unpredictable timelines. Keep applying to other opportunities while staying engaged with TPG’s process.
If you’re looking for more specific advice or resources, the WSO community is a great place to ask for insights from others who might be in the same boat. Good luck!
Sources: Collegiate Real Estate Network | Summer Internship Supplement Series, Best RE Analyst Programs, Real Estate Megathread - The Best RE Posts on WSO, Q&A: Non-Target State School with 3.1 GPA to REPE Acquisitions in Major Market,
haven't heard back yet
word
we are fried btw some people on linkedin have it
yeah just saw rip
Is this an internship or out of undergrad program?
both its weird
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