Analyzing apartment unit mixes is a common task for those underwriting multi-family assets. The unit mix summary table reports on individual apartment unit rent roll data on a categorized basis,... read more →
REFAI is officially here! Watch the launch webinar below to learn from Dr. Peter Linneman and Bruce Kirsch how working hard to achieve the REFAI Certification could accelerate your career... read more →
Due to popular demand, we have created a Self Study version of our acclaimed 2-day live training "New York Course", and it's a terrific value for professionals and students. .... read more →
This week marks the fifth anniversary and the 500th blog post of Model for Success. Here's how you can get the most out of the wealth of valuable free information and... read more →
Column graphs can help us quickly analyze important data series in our models, and also identify potential errors that stick out to us visually more so than they might... read more →
One of the headaches we face in underwriting multi-family assets is distilling the (sometimes massive) rent roll into a more manageable unit mix summary table. Luckily, we have the... read more →
Hear from Dr. Peter Linneman on: post-election outlook"butterfly recovery" updatethe future of office, industrial and brick retailthe investment opportunity some might miss in hindsight 5 years from now
While Excel is a powerful tool, we often find ourselves feeling like we're doing all the work. The goal is to get Excel to do work for us, to leverage... read more →
Below is the video recording of the economic update webinar delivered by Dr. Peter Linneman on May 7, 2020. Topics covered include: - How bad is it?- How... read more →
An updated collection of thoughts from Dr. Peter Linneman. Please pass on to others who you think would benefit.
Please listen to this to get away from the sensational headlines and just think calmly and holistically about the mosaic that is presented elegantly by Dr. Peter Linneman. It is... read more →
Something is extraneous in your formula you multiply an annual value by 12 by accident you capture 13 months in an annual sum instead of just 12 Something is... read more →
Mistakes are a reality in business in general, and in financial modeling in particular. Humans are fallible, and the more times we touch our spreadsheets it seems, the more... read more →
