. - Assitant Manager Krisumi Employee Review

Learning Compliance & Regulation The sector is heavily regulated (RERA, GST, TDS, stamp duty, etc.), so you’ll gain practical knowledge of how companies stay compliant. This makes you strong in risk management and governance. Cross-Functional Exposure Real estate firms often require finance interns to coordinate with sales, marketing, legal, and operations teams. Builds teamwork, communication, and adaptability.

Regulatory Complexity Indian real estate is bureaucratically heavy (permits, compliance, RERA filings). Can be frustrating if you prefer fast-paced decision-making like in startups or investment firms. Cyclic Industry Risks Real estate is market-sensitive (interest rates, demand, government policies). If the market slows, finance roles can become cost-cutting focused rather than growth-oriented. Limited Scope for Creativity Finance in real estate often follows strict accounting, compliance, and reporting norms. Less room for innovation compared to fintech or startups. Possible Lack of Structured Training Many real estate firms (especially smaller ones) don’t have a formal internship training program. Learning depends heavily on your manager and initiative.

Flexible and Good working environment

The location is a bit off to travel.