| C15.0039.00 Professor Crocker H. Liu
Real Estate Finance 2-3:15 pm TuTh in UC58 (212) 998-0353 Office (212) 995-4233 FAX email: cliu@stern.nyu.edu |
Seminar in Real Estate Finance | Spring 2001
9-10 Tisch Hall Ofc Hrs: Open Door (Tu-Thu) |
| A (A, A-) | 25% |
| B (B+, B, B-) | 45% |
| C (C+, C, C-) | 25% |
| D and F | 5% |
Grading Policy:
| Case Study 1: Angus Cartwright (Due February 15, 2001) | 35% |
| Case Study 2: Locational Analysis (Due April 10, 2001) | 25% |
| Midterm Exam: March 8, 2001 | 20% |
| Final Exam: | 20% |
The Angus Cartwright Case is an individual case. You are allowed to work on the Locational Analysis case study in a group of not more than 2-3 people. However, each person in the group will have to do one part of the project which includes analysis and spreadsheets. Point: unlike most group projects wherein one person does the work and another person does the typing with the rest of the group being remoras, each member of the group is responsible for a specific part of the project. You will get 2 grades for group projects. One is an individual grade for your particular section and one is a group grade. Grading is based on the class curve. This means that if you score 60 out of a 100 points and yours is the top grade in the class, you receive an A. For each case, you will receive 3 grades for the case: 1) Quantitative Ability, 2) Analytical Ability, and 3) Grammar (Writing Ability)/Presentation Skills.
Course Objective:This course is not designed to provide an overview of general real estate principles and practices. Rather, this course is tailored for the serious student who wants an in depth perspective of the theory and applications of financing and investing in real estate with an emphasis on commercial real estate. However, residential real estate will also be covered. This course is not a how to get rich quick in real estate with no money down.
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Real Estate Finance Process
Mortgages |
BF Chapter 1 - Overview
of Real Estate Finance
BF Chapter 2 - Legal Considerations in Real Estate Finance BF Chapter 3 - The Interest Factor in Financing BF Chapter 4 - Fixed Rate Mortgages |
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TuTh | Mortgages (continued) | BF Chapter 4 - Fixed Rate Mortgages
BF Chapter 5 - Adjustable Rate and Variable Payment Mortgages |
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TuTh | Solvency | BF Chapter 11 - Financial Leverage
and Debt Structure
BF Chapter 8 - Introduction to Analysis of Income Properties How to Use Excel for Financial Modeling Packet Start
on Angus Cartwright Case (individual project)
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2/06 - 2/08 | TuTh | Cash Flow Analysis | BF Chapter 10 - Investment and Risk
Analysis
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2/13 - 2/15 | TuTh | Cash Flow Analysis (continued) | |
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2/20 - 2/22 | TuTh | Building Envelope | |
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2/27 - 3/01 | TuTh | Building Envelope
Profiling the Investor |
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Tu | Midterm Review Session | |
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3/13 - 3/15 | TuTh | Spring Recess | |
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3/20-3/22 | TuTh | Location Analysis | Start Forming into Groups
(maximum of 3 people)
Look at Locational Analysis assignment |
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3/27-3/29 | TuTh | Location Analysis | |
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4/03-4/05 | TuTh | Valuation of Real Estate | BF Chapter 9 - Valuation of Income Properties |
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Analysis of Residential Property | BF Chapter 6 - Underwriting and Financing
Residential Properties
BF Chapter 7 - Residential Financial Analysis |
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Real Estate Development | BF Chapter 15 - Financing Construction
Projects
BF Chapter 18 - Financing Land Development Projects BF Chapter 12 - Partnerships, Joint Ventures, and Syndications |
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Real Estate Securitization | BF Chapter 17 - Institutional Sources
of Real Estate Capital
BF Chapter 18 - Secondary Mortgage Market: Pass-Through Securities BF Chapter 20 - Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) BF Chapter 21 - R.E. Investment Performance and Portfolio Considerations BF Chapter 22 - Secondary Mortgage Mkt: CMOs and Derivative Securities |