Valuations/Appraisal Exit Opps

I've been working in valuations for one of the largest service providers in my country for the past ~2 years (graduated from a top school, had limited internship experience) and am looking at making a move.

I wanted to see what everyone's thoughts are on the exit opportunities available to someone that has valuation experience.

Edit: Located in major Canadian city.

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Asset class? If it's land valuations, you can exit to a developer. 

If it's hotels, well, you're fucked.

Other asset classes, you can go anywhere.

 

Depends on what you want to do. Exit opps are limitless. 

You can transition into investment sales brokerage or do REPE. I would say that exiting to a top fund like Brookfield, CPP, etc is rare...but doable. Just search on linkedin.

 
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