USC Marshall School of Business

Tracey Seslen conducts research on housing cycles, household mobility behavior, and termination risk in commercial mortgage-backed securities, and teaches real estate finance in the undergraduate, MBA, and MRED programs. She has presented her research both nationally and internationally, participating in real estate conferences from Boston to Beijing. Professor Seslen also has a strong interest in international studies, and has led groups of MBA students on trips abroad to study international business practice and culture. She received second place in the Homer Hoyt Dissertation Competition. She has consulted for Torto-Wheaton Research and Moody's in the area of commercial mortgage-backed securities.