Curious on the general population's opinion on this. I have (almost) current, in depth Opex comps from a lender's entire servicing portfolio that was left on my laptop from an internship last year.
The comps are spread over every larger market in the US and the sheet has a lot of data points from hundreds of properties.
Is it wrong if I use this to help with assumptions and underwriting?
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I've heard it's not uncommon for people to take things from role to role in real estate. It's not like you're taking Coca Cola's secret formula and going to Pepsi with it. I would just be discreet about it, to be safe.
don’t tell a sole. yes, use those assumptions to help you derive at your assumptions. make sure you can speak intelligently on your assumptions, and at the end of the day your supervisor/boss will tell you to adjust as needed.
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