Transition from brokerage role in the tri-state area
I’ve been a tenant rep office broker for the past 5 years in the tri-state area and am looking to transition to a role within cre that is more stable financially.  As I search for other positions  I’m struggling to find a fit where my skillset transfers well.  Has anyone else made a similar transition or have any input on what other roles could make sense?
[{"id": "gixoiil", "text": "Transaction or asset manager maybe. Or a corporate real estate role. Salary, but tenant rep type work on the transaction manager side", "replies": [{"id": "gixt3tc", "text": "Corporate real estate but good luck finding one of those jobs now. Lease administrator", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "giyl0x0", "text": "Could you call any of your old clients and get some sort of management position with one of them? Could you work on your brokerage game and spend more time getting better in your niche than transfer out completely? Although it looks bad now, There is going to be huge opportunity in your field here soon. Markets are volatile. People say they don\u2019t want big offices anymore and they wanna work from home but that is also temporary. I\u2019d stick it out and figure out to become a player in your niche in your market.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "giyoe67", "text": "Def asset management or office leasing management for a re company.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "giyprsh", "text": "Business development for a title company", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "gj1va9s", "text": "What are your frustrations with tenant rep?  I've done it very successfully for 15 years and it has it's challenges (everything does), but if you're smart in your approach and disciplined you can make a hell of a lot of money in the business.  I'm guessing the challenge is just new business development?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "gknzt60", "text": "If you were getting a base salary to keep doing your job, but with less upside in the form of very little commission (10-20% max), would you do it? If not, how much base salary would you need for you to do so?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]