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The document provides an overview of the real estate finance industry, including investment banking and private equity roles. It discusses typical activities like advising on M&A transactions, pitching deals to clients, and performing due diligence for acquisitions. Private equity funds invest in real estate assets and companies. The document also describes the experiences of summer associates at an investment bank and private equity firm, including working long hours on deals and developing financial modeling skills. It concludes with a case study of Tishman Speyer and Lehman Brothers' $13.5 billion purchase of Archstone-Smith Trust.
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