Bullpen is the top talent platform for commercial real estate financial analysts. Top companies hire freelance and contract financial analysts from Bullpen for their most mission-critical jobs.
The best financial analysts use their exceptional modeling skills to help investors and developers analyze and structure deals. Whether working for developers, investors or lenders, they bring their analytical skills to bear building new models, assessing opportunities, performing Excel and ARGUS financial modeling, and gauging the value of capital expenditures projects. They are a core component of any commercial real estate team.
Financial modeling
Distribution waterfalls
Debt sizing
Lots more…
We work exclusively with U.S. based freelancers, eliminating time zone and communication issues.
Our freelancers have an average of 10+ years of experience with leading commercial real estate firms, banks and investors.
Over 65% of Bullpen freelancers possess a master's degree related to real estate, such as an MBA or MRED.
We curate talent ahead of time, which means we can find the perfect person for your role, typically in less than 48 hours.
Every Bullpen freelancer has passed a comprehensive interview process covering technical questions and advanced scenarios.
The 1,000+ freelancers in our community cover every property type, industry role and niche skill in the business.
One of our team members will work with you to determine the type of expert you need and for how long.
We'll handpick the perfect professional for your role and coordinate an introduction, typically within 48 hours.
We'll check in regularly with both you and your new team member to keep everyone accountable.
Bert A. is a commercial real estate financial analyst who brings together a professional background in acquisitions and development with time spent as an investment banker at Evercore.
Bert has found that the best commercial real estate outcomes stem from several core competencies: First, rigorous modeling work; second, an outside-the-box approach to identifying win-win deal structures that may not be immediately obvious; and third, proactively communicating and challenging assumptions to ensure every model is watertight.
