About the Role
This internship offers the opportunity to work on live and prospective transactions within the Acquisitions & Asset Management team. The firm acquires assets across the risk spectrum, including loan enforcement, special situations, and income-producing properties. Strong performers may be considered for a permanent position.
Responsibilities
- Financial modelling, underwriting and valuation of potential acquisitions
- Market, sector and competitor research
- Preparation of investment memoranda and committee papers for live and prospective transactions
- Support of due diligence (commercial, technical, legal and ESG)
- Support of asset management across the existing portfolio
- Liaison with internal operations and development teams
Requirements
- A completed bachelor's degree, or a master's in progress or completed, in finance, economics, real estate or a related field
- Prior internship experience in investment banking, private equity, real estate or a related field
- Strong financial modelling and analytical skills (this will be tested)
- Fluency in German and English
Skills
- Financial modelling
- Underwriting
- Valuation
- Market research
- Sector research
- Competitor research
- Investment memoranda preparation
- Committee paper preparation
- Due diligence support
- Asset management support
- Liaison skills
- Analytical skills
Location
- Berlin
Work Type
- Hybrid
Experience Level
- Internship
Education Level
- Bachelor's degree
- Master's degree
About the Company
- Home & Co is a vertically integrated real estate investor and operator in the German purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) and micro-living sector.
- Home & Co is headquartered in Berlin, owns more than 2,850 apartments across 12 German cities, and is expanding its portfolio.
- It operates across the value chain in-house and leads its own transactions.
- Home & Co is majority-owned by TPG, a leading global alternative asset manager with more than USD 300 billion in assets under management.
- Through TPG Real Estate's opportunistic fund series, Home & Co draws on substantial discretionary equity.
