About the Role:

As a CBRE Debt Advisory & Structured Finance Analyst, you’ll have the opportunity to be involved at every stage of a small to medium-sized real estate transaction.

This job is part of the Debt Advisory & Structured Finance function. They are responsible for debt, financing, and refinancing options for the development, funding, or refinancing of assets.

What You’ll Do: - Evaluate information to prepare various reports, opinions, and loan packages.

• Examine financial statements, information, and market research to create basic summaries, debt offer memorandums, and loan submission packages for review.
• Prepare a variety of reports and statements for management review.
• Study, forecast and investigate trends in the commercial mortgage finance industry.
• Produce financial models for commercial and multifamily real estate transactions..
• Monitor due diligence and assist with the sales process from marketing to closing for each transaction.
• Have some knowledge of standard principles with limited practical experience in applying them.
• Lead by example and model behaviors that are consistent with CBRE RISE values.
• Impact the quality of own work.
• Work within standardized procedures and practices to achieve objectives and meet deadlines.
• Exchange straightforward information, ask questions, and check for understanding.
  What You’ll Need: - Bachelor’s Degree required with up to 3 years of relevant experience. Real estate sales license and knowledge of ARGUS preferred. Working knowledge of fundamental real estate finance concepts including market and investment analysis.
• Ability to use existing procedures to solve standard problems.
• Experience with analyzing information and standard practices to make judgments.
• In-depth knowledge of Microsoft Office products. Examples include Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.
• Ability to work and meet project deadlines in a face-paced environment.
• Organizational skills with a strong inquisitive mindset.
• Intermediate math skills. Ability to calculate difficult figures such as percentages, fractions, and other financial-related calculations.