Asset Management Analyst Role focused on Multifamily
Most important items to focus on as someone starting out in Multifamily Asset Management

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[{"id": "i5f864q", "text": "Multifamily moves really fast. Asset management is all about driving a strategy and letting your teams figure out the details. You're not supposed to have all the answers, but you need to ask the right questions. If you don't understand how your assets are performing, you don't know what questions to ask.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i5ffaze", "text": "1,3&amp;4 are important but understanding the rationale for how the acquisition was pitched to the boss/investment committee is critical since you will be asked/measured against the acquisition uw parameters.  Not a problem if you can outperform vs uw, but you better have a damn good explanation if something goes sideways.  This is probably more applicable to private equity shops with very short hold periods (i.e. under 5 yrs).", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]