Brokerage to Acquisitions Switch
Currently working at a mid-sized brokerage (not like CBRE or JLL or any of those public companies, but still reputable shop in NYC). I've been doing it for about 2.5 years while getting my bachelor's in real estate investment and I'm graduating this spring. I have one $28.5m deal under my belt and just got an offer from a family office backed by HNW individual money looking to invest in real estate to be an acquisitions associate. They've bought 1-2 deals a year but are looking to ramp that up. I'd mainly be working as an intern who would get a commission for any deal closed until I graduate, which then if all things go well during this trial period, I should have a job lined up after I graduate.
Anyone been down a similar path or have any advice to offer about whether I should make the transition? I think it would be good even if I don't close anything just for resume experience but would like to hear everyone's thoughts.
Libero qui quas quidem voluptatem dolor. Et aliquid et illum aliquid modi itaque cumque. Inventore tempore quaerat mollitia illum modi.
Ab debitis commodi ipsa autem cumque. Aut omnis explicabo velit et ut sequi impedit occaecati. Et enim consequatur rerum assumenda et labore laudantium. Eligendi sunt pariatur velit nulla eos. Ab distinctio maiores provident mollitia quisquam quia occaecati. Consequatur cumque earum et quia quos. Consequuntur et velit deserunt amet asperiores repellendus.
Consequatur sed odio voluptatem ea eius recusandae labore. Ullam excepturi quis ut eum similique quod. Ducimus pariatur unde dolores inventore.
Impedit pariatur quaerat inventore fugit rerum dolorem ipsam. Non est maxime et. Autem est id sequi dolores distinctio consequatur.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...