Early-career CRE analyst (1 yr experience + internships) — looking for resume & job search advice

Hi all! Looking for some outside perspective as I job search.

Background: I have about a year of full-time experience as an investment/development analyst at a boutique real estate firm (residential and mixed-use ground-up development), plus several shorter internships/training programs (ARGUS valuation training, a net-lease case study program, asset management at a multifamily firm, and an earlier PropTech research role abroad). I have a master's in real estate-focused hospitality management from a US university, plus a bachelor's from outside the US, and hold a few certifications (Bloomberg Market Concepts, ARGUS Enterprise, etc.).

I'm targeting development, acquisitions, asset management, and capital markets analyst roles, open to both large institutions and mid-size firms.

Questions I'd love input on:

1. What does a strong resume look like for entry-level/early-career candidates applying to large institutional platforms vs. smaller or boutique firms, do expectations really differ?
2. Should I include a bachelor's degree from outside the US on a resume for US-based roles, or does it not matter either way?
3. How do recruiters/hiring managers actually view a candidate with a few roles under a year each early on, red flag, or normal enough at the analyst level if the work itself is solid?
4. Given a background like this, what kind of roles/companies would you recommend focusing on right now, large institutions, boutique/family offices, regional firms, or earlier-stage platforms? Where would I likely have the strongest shot?
5. Anything else you'd flag on a resume like this that I'm not thinking to ask about?

Appreciate any honest feedback, happy to share more detail in comments if useful.