Real Estate Private Equity Analyst
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inforcapitalBrooklyn (NY)
Financial and Investment AnalystsOther Activities Related to Real Estate
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Position Summary CHC-Real Estate offers recent graduates the unique opportunity to assume an integral role in the Real Estate Group by working in both acquisition and asset management capacities across all product types. Analysts will complete a comprehensive training program where they will learn how to underwrite various product types using financial models in Excel and ARGUS. Upon completion of the training program, analysts work directly with investment directors and asset managers to provide support for strategic decisions and participate in all aspects of the investment process.
Primary Responsibilities Create financial models using Excel and ARGUS to forecast performance and evaluate financial returns for potential acquisitions and existing assets under management.
Assist in transaction execution and the due diligence process for various product types.
Research new business opportunities.
Conduct risk analysis and evaluation.
Assist in preparation of presentation materials.
Produce monthly cash flow projections.
Conduct market research and compile internal and external data for deal analysis.
Desired Skills & Experience Bachelor's degree (preferably in Business, Economics, Finance, Real Estate or Accounting). Detail oriented with exceptional analytical and organizational skills, strong oral and written communication. Advanced proficiency in Excel/Microsoft Office suite. Demonstrated interest in real estate and finance.
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