Currently interviewing for the Freddie Mac Multifamily Analyst Program. Would this be a good position coming out of undergrad, and would I have good exit opps? Looks like I'll be interviewing with the Underwriting Division. Thanks in advance!
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Generally, they’re a huge part of the industry and would have solid exit ops. You’d be valuable to DUS shops
I hear Freddie Mac isn't very well known and deal flow is relatively slow. @thhddd" thoughts?
This would be a very good opportunity out of undergrad. Good comp/benefits and you can work your way up. Also lots of exit opps with seller/servicers. Freddie Mac is very well known by virtually everyone and deal flow is always pretty strong especially with certain products.
I am also currently interviewing for this position. I know that DUS lenders are an exit op but has anyone gone to a developer/borrower because that's where I'd like to end up
Good luck!!
I would guess that it would not be a big career move to transition to a developer unless you have several years of experience and a promotion or two at the agency. It might be a different story if you go to a MF firm/borrower that focuses on acquisitions or a high volume developer with a strategy of holding onto assets long term.
Just a side story...I personally know a former agency VP. He aspires to be a developer but is largely clueless when it comes to new construction development.
A few years ago I would have said that Freddie Mac had pretty standard exit options into seller/servicers, but in 2017 they did $72 billion of multifamily loan production and are on pace to surpass that in 2018 (I believe Freddie Mac is now the #1 multifamily lender in America). They and Fannie Mae combined dominate the multifamily finance industry at this point in history. It might not be so bad being part of the 800 lb gorilla right now.
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