Asset Management - How many units/properties/SF in the portfolio?
I'm a Senior Asset Manager for a fast-growing sponsor founded just a few years ago. The size of our portfolio is quickly outpacing the size of our group, and as me and my team are stretched more and more thin, we're (finally) looking to hire an AM or two. 

My question is this - in your experience, what is the typical size of a portfolio for an asset manager? We manage most property types, so specifics on multifamily units/properties, commercial SF/properties, etc. would be greatly appreciated!
[{"id": "fyw5ajd", "text": "It really depends on a variety of factors. An asset manager with a portfolio of performing single-tenant office properties with long term leases and long term loans can easily handle a portfolio 2-3 times larger than a complicated portfolio with constant tenant turnover, maturing loans, and various other issues that require more attention/work. It also depends on the responsibilities designated to the Asset Manager and on the skill of the Asset Manager. Assuming the portfolio is a blend of everything I\u2019ve mentioned, $300 million is about average.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fz3v5nn", "text": "Of course it depends on whether it is a value-add shop or you are managing a stabilized portfolio, I've seen portfolios of 4-7 for a value-add retail or MF manager, where you might have 10-15 stabilized deals and a great number more if it were a STNL portfolio.  On the flip side, you might have two folks solely handling a multi-million SF mixed-use project.  I manage a portfolio of loans for a debt fund, which is primarily transitional properties of all types, and my portfolio is around 50.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fzobq9b", "text": "At the mega fund I worked at there were typically 10-15 equity assets per AM, the debt fund side had a much larger number of loans to service (50? 75? I don\u2019t even know, a lot!). Some people with super complicated deals had fewer (like the hotel guys or people doing mega projects or overseeing a portfolio investment)", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]