Acquisitions Analyst way out

I currently work for a large real estate development company as an acquisitions analyst. I'm wondering what would be a logical alternative real estate career after acquisitions (something away from still at a desk for hours). I was thinking a PM?

Any ideas?

 

I would say a PM or Development Associate position would work well. Still has a financial side yet not stuck behind a computer modeling all day. Be careful with DA position though as some work much like an Acq. or AM associate.

 

How long have you been working on the acquisitions side? Most roles that you would lateral into are going to have at least a fair amount of desk work at the junior level. Unless you are unbelievably restless/sick of the job, might be an easier path for you to gain enough experience to make an upward/diagonal move to a less analytical role in the business.

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MonkeyWrench:
How long have you been working on the acquisitions side? Most roles that you would lateral into are going to have at least a fair amount of desk work at the junior level. Unless you are unbelievably restless/sick of the job, might be an easier path for you to gain enough experience to make an upward/diagonal move to a less analytical role in the business.

This opie. I thought I wanted to go the PM route until I spent a day as a PM (shadowed someone in the office) - wanted to fucking kill myself.

No thanks jeff

 

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