Help requested with my new real estate analyst job
Hello!

I have recently found myself in a new position for the company I work for. They had a dire need of a new real estate analyst and thought I had the right profile for the job. This is an international company that rents hundreds of facilities around the world. I mostly work on accounts in Hong Kong, London and the US.

I have been in this new role for a bit more than a month now and I have an amazing team that is taking the time to show me everything from the ground up but I wish to learn more. I have no background in real estate, finance or legal matters.

Any help of topics to look into in order to hit the ground running or helpful ressources would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your help
[{"id": "hsk6nkx", "text": "What kind of real estate do you finance with your job, multifamily, office, retail, commercial, single family? \n\nA few things to begin learning about your job would be operating statements (T12, specifically), NOI, DSCR, LTV, debt yield, expense ratios, differences between fixed and floating rate terms, interest calculations, and interest only. These are just SOME of the basics you\u2019ll be using each day.", "replies": [{"id": "hsm5pmd", "text": "I am in the team in charge on everything the company leases. It is mostly office spaces and specific racks and cabinets for electronic equipment. \n\nRight now I am in charge of analyzing invoices and statements to make sure the right bank account from the company pays the right thing at the right time but I will also be brought to make budget predictions, accruals and contract negotiations.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hskfkjg", "text": "ACRE adventures in commercial real estate. Break into CRE on YouTube \n\nThank me later \ud83d\ude39", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]