Non-Compete for Debt Brokerage

WSO,

I just received an offer to start out as an analyst with a boutique mortgage brokerage shop. The idea is that I would do that for 12-24 months and then move into production once I get a handle on our various lender's criteria, etc. The offer comes with a pretty strict non-compete, and I wanted some advice to see what is the industry standard. It has the usual stuff, i.e. can't take clients or lenders with you if you leave, can't take company information etc. However, it also out lines that if I leave on my own accord or if I am let go, I cannot work for another mortgage broker/banker and in "real estate finance" (presumably a lender), and I can't go to any of the lenders/developers/investors they work with for 6 months after my employment ends, and within a 100 mile radius.

Is this standard in the industry as an analyst? I understand that non-competes are standard for producers, but I have never heard of an analyst signing one of these. It makes me hesitant.

Thoughts?

 

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