Case Study Coming Up - How to Prep
Hey guys,

I am anticipating a final round interview in a couple of weeks with a REIT. It is for a portfolio analyst position. The final round consists of a case study given to the applicants with 2-3 days to prepare a presentation of models and a concluding slide on what recommendations I'd give based on the information within the case. 

I studied Finance in school (graduated 2018) but have been working in IT the past year, which means I have not been in the finance game for a while. 

Was hoping some people here could direct me to resources to acclimate myself with the case before I get it so that I can be prepared to deliver my deck in time.
[{"id": "enskkwc", "text": "https://www.leveragedbreakdowns.com/2019/05/12/real-estate-investment-case-study-challenge-1-solution-step-1-of-3/\n\nGood resource here", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "env8mie", "text": "Hey boss, CREadventures is my go to for real estate modeling and they have a great course you can sign up for. But for your case they have tons of free spreadsheets you can download and make your own.\n\n&amp;#x200B;\n\nMarket reports from the city, CBRE, and the top brokerages and research firms in your area will be great to use and quote. Labor and census statistics. As far as finance, (I'm an 18 finance grad with real estate minor and currently working in CRE) tough to say. Sounds like you're in the same boat as me though and they are probably looking for a close answer in this case study but more so looking at how you came to your conclusion. IE critical thinking and analytical skills. Fucking hate insane interview processes. Best brotha/sista.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]