Wildcat Capital Investors a small real estate investment company. His MBA intern Jessica Zaski, is proposed to develop a financial model for the acquisition of a financial fund, 90,000 square foot office building in the suburbs of Chicago. On simple metrics, properties seem good value, but with credit conditions tight, Jessica should consider external investors will be comfortable with the risks of investing in the midst of heavy commercial real estate slump real estate. Wildcat is designed to give students the effects of both quantitative and qualitative aspects of commercial real estate investment through private capital structure. In addition to the rooms, the case allows for a discussion of the search for suitable investment properties. The importance of simultaneous negotiations that should be Wildcat with the seller, lender, and an outside investor may be emphasized. "Hide
by Craig Furfine, Jessica Zaski Source: Kellogg School of management, Northwestern Univ. 12 pages. Publication Date: June 1, 2011. Prod. #: KEL553-PDF-ENG
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