Have an interview with a RE investor for an acquisitions analyst, what should my comp expectations be in Bay Area?
Finishing up my MBA and an associate at a REPE firm in the EU. I just recently got laid off as the fund is relatively new and they aren't able to generate business until later this fall by our projections. I am able to finish my time there up to the point of graduation which is good, but not I am looking to return home and have landed an interview for a Sr. Acquisitions Analyst for a investment firm in the SF area focusing on residential, retail, and mixed properties.
My previous comp: $80k, no bonus, but super flexible schedule due to my MBA
What can I expect from a firm in SF? My experience is less than they require for the position, so I'm sure I'll land on the lower end of the range if I can secure the position, but I also want to ensure that I can actually survive in SF lol.
There's a comp spreadsheet that lists market, experience, sector, MBA, etc. I tried to post the link, but was restricted given my limited history on WSO. A simple search should pull it up. Look for a Google spreadsheet.
Juts remember to contribute to the data once you land something.
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