Hi new Commercial Real Estate Manager hire. Question about salary and the job?
Hi recent college graduate. Was offered a new job as a Corporate Real Estate Manager for a large (8000+ employee) logistics firm. Their portfolio is 70% logistics facilities and warehouses, 25% office buildings (10+ stories) and 5% dual function of both + multi-story parking garages. 

During college I worked as an assistant facility manager for 3 years in a small urban property management company. My portfolio there was three towers (12, 10 &amp; 6 stories in downtown area) with 784 doors; where I oversaw daily maintenance operations, the leasing office staff, reviewed work orders, interacted with tenant complaints and collected rent/credited vendors. I also had the privilege of participating in the development of a 4th property where I helped the director and FM organize the project plans. 
There I was paid $15/hour. It was a stressful job but I learned a lot and it's what got me interested in this industry.

▪️ Question: what starting salary should I aim for? They asked me what my ideal compensation is and I'm not sure how much to ask for. I saw that the average in my area (north east USA) was around $140k. Although I'm sure that is for professionals with many years of experience. I was thinking maybe asking for $70k and negotiating it down to $65k? After auto loan, student debt and rent this leaves me with about $15k surplus depending on how fast I want to pay it off. Is this too much/little? Or should I be asking for something closer to the regional average? 
*Keep in mind 0 experience in CRE and logistics.

▪️Also was wondering for veteran professionals:
What's the job like? What is a day on the job like?
Lots of traveling?
Is the stress level bad? (Level 1 = snooze worthy | Level 5 = shtf every five coffees worthy)
And what skills should I improve on before I start? 

Any resources would be really helpful as well.

I know it's a lot but if you could help I would genuinely be greatful plus upvotes all around! Thank you ahead of time! 👷🏻‍♂️👍

- Michael 
[{"id": "edmp1og", "text": "Check Glassdoor ", "replies": [{"id": "ednq95m", "text": "Ok I will. I assume I should look for regional averages to compare? ", "replies": [{"id": "ednryjr", "text": "If possible but you need entry level.", "replies": [{"id": "edo7ymr", "text": "I did as you suggested and it looks like it ranged between 70k to 90k. Maybe I should ask for 95k and negotiate down to 90?", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "edmppn6", "text": "Check Glassdoor as the other commenter mentioned.  You may be selling yourself way short.  The difference in even $5k salary will make a big difference in your take home pay.  Don\u2019t sell yourself short at all.  Sounds like you have some great experience already as well.  If they like you and want to hire you, they\u2019ll pay you in line with what the position generally pays.\n\nGood luck.", "replies": [{"id": "ednqblj", "text": "Thank you I will take that into consideration! ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "emvenai", "text": "Curious as to if you accepted the position? It sounds like a great job. I have been out of college since 2011 and had a hard road in multi family property management, corporate housing and residential realtor/real estate with low salary and not much success, I currently gross about 54k . I got offered a great job at about 65k for a corporate leasing position with a medical company and I passed it up for a few reasons but I think I should have toughed it out....\n\nI passed up on it and I feel that I really missed out on a great opportunity because corporate real estate jobs are hard to come by. \n\nI was wondering if you accepted this position and if you did, how Is it going for you?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]