Acquisitions Comp
As a grad student entering the Dallas market as an acquisitions analyst - what type of compensation package should I expect?
Additionally, what type of progression in salary should I expect year over year?
More than 30k a year
There are too many factors given how Dallas is. Typically Dallas is a discount but it also depends if you are going to Goldman’s acquisitions team or a random 5 person shop. Just too many different factors but don’t take anything below $70k.
I’m going back and forth. I have options at larger companies (think crow, JLL, CBRE) and some smaller-mid tier firms. The smaller firms will let me buy in much sooner and I’d have much more of a “mentorship” rather than a sink or swim experience. End goal is to buy my own deals, that’s why I’m leaning more towards small-mid sized firm.
If you have a Crow holdings offer why look back?
Take Crow. Start institutional, you can always go smaller later. The reserve is more difficult
If you have an offer at Crow Holdings, you take the offer at Crow Holdings. Come on.
60-90 base, 10%+ bonus. I'm also in the DFW market. Is taking a discount worth it? Not all smaller firms are created equal. As an example, my firm is smaller but very well regarded in our investment class. Some of our analysts come from families like yours where the son takes a discount to learn from us. Their backgrounds vary and have come anywhere from major institutions (Blackstone/Apollo/Brookfield) to family run businesses with no name recognition. It is worth it to them because they know what they're missing to run their own deals is access to deal flow, connections in the industry, and an investor mindset. We give them that opportunity, and in return we get cheap competent labor.
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