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We are #Hiring a #consultant/ #Srconsultant-#Valuation for a fortune 500 real estate firm in #Chennai Interested candidates can share updated resume at [email protected] ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ·       Assists in preparing simple portions of an appraisal report. Prepares written market value reports from cover to cover with substantial analytical guidance of a senior appraiser. ·       Assists in examining and analyzing income producing properties. Examines and analyzes simple income producing properties and writes an analysis based on market comparisons. ·       Researches market area and analyses current transactions and how they compare to the subject property. ·       Assists in making comparison analysis based on sales of similar properties. ·       Analyzes of past revenue and expense performance and attempts to project a stabilized operating statement. ·       May be trained to use Argus (cash flow software) as needed.  May be trained to utilize Argus (cash flow software) and 3rd party databases to compile data for appraisal report. ·       Other duties may be assigned REQUIREMENTS ·        Minimum of three years prior experience in property or valuations industry preferred. ·       Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong organizational and analytical skills. Ability to provide efficient, timely, reliable and courteous service to customers. Ability to effectively present information. ·       Requires average knowledge of financial real estate terms and principles. Basic understanding of approaches to value of real estate assets. ·       Ability to understand and carry out general instructions in standard situations. Ability to solve problems in standard situations. Requires intermediate analytical and quantitative skills. ·       Basic skills in Microsoft Word and Excel. Good writing skills. ·       Decisions made with general understanding of procedures and company policies to achieve set results and deadlines. Errors in judgment may cause short-term impact to co-workers and supervisor. Richa Gulati Bahl shubhangi birelly #jobalert #hiringalert #chennaijobs #valuation #propertyvaluation #Argus #jobseekers #hiring #marketresearch #companyvaluation #comparativeanalysis #realestatevaluation #valuationservices #financialmodelling #duediligence #appraisar #marketcomparisons #valuer #realestatevaluer #commercialvaluer

We are #Hiring a #consultant/ #Srconsultant-#Valuation for a fortune 500 real estate firm in #Chennai Interested candidates can share updated resume at [email protected] ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ·       Assists in preparing simple portions of an appraisal report. Prepares written market value reports from cover to cover with substantial analytical guidance of a senior appraiser. ·       Assists in examining and analyzing income producing properties. Examines and analyzes simple income producing properties and writes an analysis based on market comparisons. ·       Researches market area and analyses current transactions and how they compare to the subject property. ·       Assists in making comparison analysis based on sales of similar properties. ·       Analyzes of past revenue and expense performance and attempts to project a stabilized operating statement. ·       May be trained to use Argus (cash flow software) as needed.  May be trained to utilize Argus (cash flow software) and 3rd party databases to compile data for appraisal report. ·       Other duties may be assigned REQUIREMENTS ·        Minimum of three years prior experience in property or valuations industry preferred. ·       Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong organizational and analytical skills. Ability to provide efficient, timely, reliable and courteous service to customers. Ability to effectively present information. ·       Requires average knowledge of financial real estate terms and principles. Basic understanding of approaches to value of real estate assets. ·       Ability to understand and carry out general instructions in standard situations. Ability to solve problems in standard situations. Requires intermediate analytical and quantitative skills. ·       Basic skills in Microsoft Word and Excel. Good writing skills. ·       Decisions made with general understanding of procedures and company policies to achieve set results and deadlines. Errors in judgment may cause short-term impact to co-workers and supervisor. Richa Gulati Bahl shubhangi birelly #jobalert #hiringalert #chennaijobs #valuation #propertyvaluation #Argus #jobseekers #hiring #marketresearch #companyvaluation #comparativeanalysis #realestatevaluation #valuationservices #financialmodelling #duediligence #appraisar #marketcomparisons #valuer #realestatevaluer #commercialvaluer

Thinking about a career in credit analysis? 🤔 Check out our latest blog post to discover if it’s the right path for you! In this insightful conversation between Vinu and Manu, we delve into the complexities and rewards of being a credit analyst. Learn about: - The challenges of interpreting financial data 📊 - Essential skills for success 💼 - The pressures and rewards of the job 🎯 - How to get started and advance in the field 🚀 - The most difficult industries to analyze and why 🔍 Whether you’re considering a career shift or starting fresh, this blog provides a comprehensive look into the world of credit analysis. Don’t miss out on valuable tips and insights! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gWD_CvFR #CreditAnalysis #FinanceCareers #CareerAdvice #FinancialAnalyst #ProfessionalGrowth #CareerPath #FinanceJobs #SkillDevelopment #ContinuousLearning

### 1. **Not Doing Proper Due Diligence**    - **Pitfall**: Failing to thoroughly research the property, market conditions, or legal aspects of the deal can lead to costly mistakes.    - **Solution**: Always conduct in-depth research on the property, neighborhood trends, and potential risks. Hire professionals (inspectors, lawyers) to verify all critical aspects. ### 2. **Underestimating Costs**    - **Pitfall**: Investors often underestimate the total costs involved, including repairs, maintenance, property taxes, insurance, and unexpected expenses.    - **Solution**: Build a detailed budget that includes all potential costs and add a contingency buffer to cover any surprises. ### 3. **Overleveraging**    - **Pitfall**: Taking on too much debt to acquire properties can lead to cash flow problems, especially during market downturns or if a property remains vacant.    - **Solution**: Maintain a healthy balance between equity and debt. Ensure that your properties generate positive cash flow and that you have reserves to cover loan payments in case of vacancies. ### 4. **Poor Property Management**    - **Pitfall**: Neglecting proper property management can lead to tenant turnover, vacancies, and property damage, which impacts profitability.    - **Solution**: Hire a reliable property management company or establish a strong system for managing tenants, maintenance, and repairs to protect your investment. ### 5. **Emotional Decision-Making**    - **Pitfall**: Allowing emotions to drive investment decisions—whether it’s falling in love with a property or rushing into a deal—can lead to overpaying or investing in unsuitable properties.    - **Solution**: Base your investment decisions strictly on data and financial metrics, ensuring the property aligns with your goals and long-term strategy. Avoiding these pitfalls can help real estate investors minimize risks and maximize returns over the long term.

Hi All, here is my new analysis of the market to shed light on the most commonly asked question... Why Certified Expertise Matters? As we all know the property market is a dynamic beast, and the world of property appraisals needs to keep pace to tame it. Following are some of the recent trends and some points bringing out the importance of the appraisers. Tech Infusion for Efficiency: The industry is embracing technology to streamline the appraisal process. Appraisers are utilizing digital tools like 3D modeling and advanced data analytics to gather information and complete valuations faster. Market Growth on the Horizon: The US real estate appraisal market is expected to see continued growth, driven by factors like increasing property transactions and the need for accurate valuations Why Certified Appraisers Matter: Here are a few points showing why appraisers matter in the market: Impartiality and Expertise: Certified appraisers are independent of the buying or selling parties, ensuring objective assessments based on experience and rigorous training. Market Knowledge: They possess a deep understanding of local market trends, comparable properties, and factors influencing value. Compliance and Risk Mitigation: Appraisals play a vital role in ensuring lenders comply with regulations and mitigate risk by verifying property value for loan amounts. Informed Decisions: For buyers, sellers, and investors, a certified appraisal provides a reliable benchmark for making informed decisions in a complex market. The Bottom Line: In this ever-evolving environment of property, a certified appraiser safeguards the interests of all parties involved in a real estate transaction. please provide your feedback on this content in the comment area...Thanks #AppraisalServices #PropertyAppraisal #RealEstateAppraisal #HomeValuation #AppraisalExperts #PropertyAssessment #AssetAppraisal #ValuationServices #RealEstateValuation #AppraisalProfessionals #PropertyEvaluation #AssetManagement #AppraisalIndustry #PropertyValue #HomeAppraisal #AppraisalStandards #MarketValue #AppraisalReports #ValuationExperts #PropertyInspection

Dear #connections, we are #hiring for a leading Financial Services firm for **Associate/Sr. Associate - Loan Origination / Loan Sizing process** Yrs of exp: 2+ yrs. to maximum of 3-4 yrs **Skills** 1. Loan Origination 2. Preliminary Loan Sizing / Loan Sizing 3. Cash Flows 4. Rent Rolls 5. Financial Statement Analysis 6. Knowledge of CRE industry 7. Strong Excel Skills 8. Sound Financial concepts/ ratios knowledge. 9. Knowledge and ability to interpret financial statements and important ratio’s – Essential 10. Knowledge of writing reports or memos – Desirable 11. Basic understanding of real estate concepts - Desirable **ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES**: 1. To act as an analyst and execute projects for financial institutions, lenders, investment banks, REIT’s, asset managers, large corporations and consultancy firms 2. Understand scope of work and objectives based on client type and accordingly design work approach, interpret and analyze information for accuracy, exhaustiveness and applicability 3. Preparing Asset Summary Reports and Credit Memos for projects 4. Spreading and evaluating all financial statements, identifying recurring and non-recurring income/expenses, differentiating between capital expenditure and operating expenses, and understanding cash and accrual methodologies 5. Communicate confidently with the client or project lead and take them through the sections of the deliverable 6. Help the project lead decide on timelines with regards to his/ her section of the work 7. 100% accuracy in the final work product delivered to the client/project lead 8. Maintaining utmost confidentiality regarding the client and its related information #cfbr #underwriter #underwriting #realestate Squatrix Solutions

It’s easy to pay for an appraisal that doesn’t fit the context of your business. Let’s say you went to one of the biggest companies in your area for an appraisal. You met with someone with lots of experience, great credentials, and has done this work hundreds of times. But their focus is on selling and marketing the business. The actual analysis was passed onto a junior analyst who only recently graduated from college. They have all the theoretical knowledge needed for appraisals. And they probably know the latest data and formulas better than most seniors in the industry. But one thing is missing: Experience. There are real-work factors that impact the value of a business… all things that “don’t show up on the stat sheet.” If you haven’t had hands-on experience with how businesses are bought and sold, it’s hard to place the data into the context. Getting an accurate appraisal is one area where you need to prioritize experience.

CRE Analyst recently posted an article written by Sam Zell in 1986. As you might expect, Mr. Zell shared plenty of insightful thoughts in that article. One in particular caught my attention as he tackled a topic we often discuss in our office (in fact, my friend and business partner, Jack Minter recently posted about the topic - "Location, Location, Location or Age, Age, Age?") - how important is the age of a performing asset? “Twenty years ago the real estate investor was taught that the three most important lessons of real estate were 'location, location, location'. Today this axiom is replaced by IRR... The current love affair with projections has substituted modern analytical techniques for the basic understanding of the business.” - Sam Zell (1986) Mr. Zell was ahead of his time in addressing this topic but he failed to connect the two ideologies - why can't well located, "older" assets produce acceptable IRR. The age of an asset matters of course, but only to the extent that (1) it limits the marketability of the asset or (2) deferred maintenance costs impact the return on investment to an unacceptable level. The fact is, "older" assets often occupy the best locations but buildings are tangible assets that can be maintained, repaired and revitalized. So why can't an "old" building with completely new systems in a prime location be a sound investment in our modern business environment? In short, it can. More than anything, the takeaway for me is to remain thoughtful and consider all attributes when underwriting CRE. It reminds me of another axiom that I'm sure we all can appreciate... "Age is only a number."

Clear Communication: The Secret to Smooth Property Management! 🏡💬 Whether you’re dealing with contractors or managing tenants, clear communication is key! 🗝️ I always provide detailed pictures or videos of issues and follow up with a message after phone calls to ensure everything is understood. It’s a practice I brought from my corporate days as a data analyst, and it has served me well in property investing.   How do you ensure clear communication in your projects? Share your tips below! 💬👇   #PropertyInvesting #ClearCommunication #LandlordTips #SuccessJourney #InvestingHacks

Feasibility analysis may be the most bang for the buck you'll get from your analyst. In my experience, the feasibility phase of a commercial real estate development--determining whether it's worth pursuing or not--is probably the most critical phase in establishing the profitability trajectory. Simply put, NOT doing a bad project is probably the most important decision a developer can make. But after a decision is made to DO a project, it all comes down to one thing. Execution. The problem is, so many things change in CRE that a project six months after feasibility scarcely resembles its previous form. Budgets change, interest and cap rates change, rent forecasts change. Almost everything changes. So execution becomes a game of balancing a perpetually variable parameter set, and all the while acting swiftly and decisively given the knowns and unknowns. This is why analysts are kept busy AFTER feasibility with myriad activities leading up and including the capital raise: 1️⃣ Budget preparation 🔢 2️⃣ Preparing forecasts 📈 3️⃣ Raising debt and equity 💵 4️⃣ Setting investor expectations 🤑 5️⃣ Market, cost, and risk analysis ⚖️ And this is all BEFORE a project breaks ground. Thereafter, the analyst STAYS busy with the following: 1️⃣ Budget tracking 📊 2️⃣ RE-forecasting 📈📉📈 3️⃣ Cash flow management and capital call mitigation 💸 4️⃣ Managing investor expectations 🤔😲😄 5️⃣ Ongoing market, cost, and risk analysis 💦🔥 So while an analyst may deliver the biggest bang for their buck before the project ever reaches due diligence, they are instrumental during each phase of development thereafter, to keep the project on the straight and narrow. The role of the analyst is to render the truth in a clear, actionable manner. In this regard, they are indispensable. #commercialrealestate #realestatedevelopment #financialplanningandanalysis