I have a case study/modeling exam coming up with a REPE firm. Does anyone have any that they would like to share? Is there a property type that they typically use? I was told it's a pretty simple "exam" and I should know how to build a cash flow and calculate return metrics, etc.
If you are open to sharing, please comment below and I will PM you!
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Kind of need to know what type of company you are interviewing for before people can steer you in the right direction. REPE is a loose term that a lot of different type of companies operate under.
hey. it's a relatively a small firm and they don't focus on one specific asset class but do a lot of hospitality and mixed use stuff. any idea where I can find some practice modeling exams?
Do they develop or invest?
What product type?
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