The CRE Student

🎓 Recent grad of Big10 uni | 💼 Analyst in Real Estate Private Equity | Student of the CRE game

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@Jefffeldman Great perspective

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@realEstateTrent How I felt in Israel
+ in Singapore

Different names for same things lol

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@realEstateTrent Delta is with T-Mobile. I’m sure they have a multi-year contract?
Idk

[Brandon Weiss @ItsKasum]

Stating the absolute obvious, but I am Team @EinhornGabe !

Antisemitism has no place in this world.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

I could maybe see myself moving to Tel Aviv. Would have to find a great opportunity with a condo developer or hotel investor.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

Finally headed home after 1.5 months of travel. 1 month until I start work.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@CRELeasingLawTX Can’t believe this even happened.

[Gabe Einhorn @EinhornGabe]

Just read these messages and try to tell me antisemitism isn’t real.

And these are just a few examples. I’m not a big time creator or anything, and yet I still get these messages everyday across all social media platforms. So I can’t even imagine what larger influencers and people are facing.

It’s been so normalized to hate Jews that there will be people in these comments that will still argue against it, saying it’s fake, or that this isn’t antisemitism. If you are a normal, sane human being, you can clearly see how disgusting this is. I don’t even know if these people are real or just bots at this point, but we need to do something about this. I think it starts with leading by example, and honestly just not even engaging with these people and giving them the satisfaction.

[Evan Mouhalis @EvanMouhalis]

Chutzpah is my new favorite word.

[Peter Psathas @Peter_Psathas]

We live like Kings and don’t know it

[David/Dovid Bashevkin @DBashIdeas]

This is seriously not a normal reaction after rejecting employment because you didn’t want to work for Jews. That’s a textbook bigoted thing to say and it’s deeply un-American.

A normal reaction would be to say I’m sorry.

I hope this is not normalised in the USA.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

So sad. Post their last name and contact the school please.

[Gabe Einhorn @EinhornGabe]

“Not interested in working for a jew”
This kid applied to our job on handshake, we accepted him, and then he responded this.
He probably knows nothing about Jews accept for what they tell him in college and on social media. Sad world.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

Currently in Jerusalem… rockets from Iran in the north about 60 miles away. Stay tuned.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@mhdlma Agreed on Bali.

Yes, I am.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

Sorry I’ve been so MIA. Been busy traveling.
In the last month, I’ve been to Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, and now in Israel. Some thoughts below on each of the places I’ve been to.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@ItsKasum Yeesh

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@realEstateTrent So weird. Why would a broker reply like this.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@PatCarino Dawg

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@realEstateTrent Yes.

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

@realEstateTrent Ha!

[The CRE Student @TheCREStudent]

Boom. Expect nothing in return. Do it because it’s the right thing to do and it gives you joy to see others prosper.

[StripMallGuy @realEstateTrent]

I’ve been asked different versions of the same question a few times over the last couple years:

“I introduced two people, and they’ve gone on to do a ton of business together, are they supposed to pay me something?”

Or

“This person asked me to introduce them to this person, and the meeting is set for next week. There is the potential it leads to millions of dollars in deals over the next few years. How do I ask for a fee?”

The answer:

Always make the intro. Never ask for anything. Always expect nothing. Maybe you’ll be surprised, maybe you won’t be. Be fine with either outcome.