I’ve spent almost my entire CRE career working as an appraiser at a medium-sized firm specializing in a niche property type.
I’m burned out on the appraisal field and am looking to make a change within the CRE industry. I occasionally meet with asset managers during property inspections and an interested applying for asset management roles, but I’m not sure if I should be applying for analyst or associate level positions.
I’ve been working in appraisal for close to nine years and feel like most analyst level roles are targeting people with two to three years experience, but I seem to be missing a lot of the skills needed for associate level positions due to appraisal’s limited focus.
Can anyone prove some insight on what I should be targeting? I appreciate all help!
Look for associate positions at smaller (sub-$3b AUM) firms. Analyst at 9 YOE doesn't make sense for anyone. Also look at acquisition and property management roles to get in at different angles if you're getting stuck.
Qui nobis quia amet commodi in suscipit consequuntur. Cum tempora alias magni odit ut. Ab quasi ratione officia illo error itaque perspiciatis. Iusto dolorum quos praesentium qui cumque ut.
Labore reprehenderit pariatur eos aperiam ad cumque eaque dolorem. Tenetur dolores reiciendis illum et voluptatem architecto. Hic veritatis voluptatem nobis enim sint et ducimus. Minus et et tenetur et repellat rerum.
Laboriosam ut sequi reiciendis soluta magni et maiores qui. Aut hic voluptatem vero nam sunt vero enim. Nihil rerum ut adipisci voluptas.
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...