Breaking into REPE late

Hey everyone, 

Tapping into the collective wisdom of this community to see if anyone can provide advice on making a career shift into REPE from property management. Currently 26 with a finance degree from a well respected NY business school (decent gpa) and looking to begin NYU MSRED next year. Lost my father in senior year 2020, which totally derailed my life for a bit. Fell behind and bounced around a few RE related jobs finally landing at a property/asset management firm. Besides brushing up on modeling and technical skills, what can I do to standout in a tough market without having the strongest resume. 

any more info on recruiter experience / recommendations would also be greatly appreciated. 

2 Comments
 

Work your absolute hardest to get at least one, if not multiple, internships. You can make this transition for sure, but you need to build your resume. 

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