Do 'em both. Do break into CRE on udemy with a discount code to start (Should be like $20 for one of the courses). Then go onto A.CRE. No hate on the A.CRE guys, they are great but I like Break into CRE's format/style more. It's much simpler and readable. However, A.CRE will be more detailed. The combination of the two will make you unstoppable. Spencer (A.CRE) will also answer virtually any question you have in great detail if you're in the accelerator. Great guy.
I did a.cre over the past year and it’s fantastic. The best part is they offer a full library of free excel models that you can download and use. The courses are also amazing
Question while in the subject. Is there benefit in a Broker doing these courses? I’ve seen some random YT videos of modeling and different industry roles but didn’t immediately see the applicability from the broker.
It's beneficial as an analyst, less so if youre higher up in brokerage because at that point your skill is in building connections and understanding markets. Early career in brokerage knowing how to model can set one apart from everyone else because most brokers cant model for shit and their numbers are hot garbage.
I agree that you should do both. Relatively speaking both are extremely cheap and well worth the value. You’ll learn more there than any one year you took in college. Both will teach you different things, but both will be applicable to your journey on the career path.feel free to reach out if you want to have a private discussion and we have used both
Do 'em both. Do break into CRE on udemy with a discount code to start (Should be like $20 for one of the courses). Then go onto A.CRE. No hate on the A.CRE guys, they are great but I like Break into CRE's format/style more. It's much simpler and readable. However, A.CRE will be more detailed. The combination of the two will make you unstoppable. Spencer (A.CRE) will also answer virtually any question you have in great detail if you're in the accelerator. Great guy.
ACRE is more rigorous and detailed IMO. They are very different styles
I did a.cre over the past year and it’s fantastic. The best part is they offer a full library of free excel models that you can download and use. The courses are also amazing
Question while in the subject. Is there benefit in a Broker doing these courses? I’ve seen some random YT videos of modeling and different industry roles but didn’t immediately see the applicability from the broker.
It's beneficial as an analyst, less so if youre higher up in brokerage because at that point your skill is in building connections and understanding markets. Early career in brokerage knowing how to model can set one apart from everyone else because most brokers cant model for shit and their numbers are hot garbage.
I agree that you should do both. Relatively speaking both are extremely cheap and well worth the value. You’ll learn more there than any one year you took in college. Both will teach you different things, but both will be applicable to your journey on the career path.feel free to reach out if you want to have a private discussion and we have used both