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Based on the most helpful WSO content, it's important to highlight your contributions to acquisitions on your resume, even if it's not the primary focus of your role. While interviewers might assume some involvement in acquisitions due to the nature of your position, explicitly calling it out can help differentiate you and showcase your versatility. Here's how you can approach it:

1. Resume Bullet Points: Include specific accomplishments or responsibilities related to acquisitions under your current role. For example:

   • "Supported acquisitions team by conducting underwriting, market research, and preparing loan documentation for deals ranging from $X to $Y."
   • "Collaborated on due diligence and financial analysis for potential acquisitions, contributing to the successful closing of $Z in transactions."

2. Balance the Focus: Since your role is predominantly asset management (AM), ensure the majority of your resume reflects your AM expertise. However, dedicating a few bullet points to acquisitions will demonstrate your broader skill set.

3. Tailor for the Role: If you're applying for a position that leans more toward acquisitions, you can adjust the emphasis on your resume to highlight your 20-30% involvement in acquisitions more prominently.

4. Storytelling in Interviews: Be prepared to discuss your acquisitions experience in detail during interviews. Share specific examples of deals you worked on, your contributions, and the outcomes.

By clearly articulating your involvement in acquisitions, you'll position yourself as a well-rounded candidate with both AM and acquisitions experience, which can be a valuable asset in the real estate industry.

Sources: Cover Letter + Resume Advice, Switching from Big 4 to Acquisitions: My Story, Switching from Big 4 to Acquisitions: My Story, ANSWERED: Most Common Resume Questions, Recruiting and Resume Advice from the Rockies