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At the Big 4 you can either work in the valuation group or something like FDD for real estate companies. Going the valuation route is a great career start - you learn a ton about all of the approaches to value and you get to work with some really big clients and value some very unique properties.
I did Big 4 audit and had a Masters of Accounting, before I went into real estate investments. Actually, I did a real estate accounting internship while in school.
While my exact path might be harder now (Big 4 audit to large fund) compared to 20 years ago, getting into real estate is all about your story trying to convince someone to give you a chance, after you demonstrate a track record of hard work and competence.
Your story should be personal and authentic. And it should rationalize why you are obsessed with the sector.
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