Just finished college and passed my CA RE exam, seeking advice and guidance.
Hi all! I'm in my late 20's and I've just finished my degree in Marketing and passed my CA Real Estate exam hoping to get my start in Commercial Real Estate. However, I have a huge dilemma. I'm a huge proponent of work-life balance and highly value my nights and weekend to be spent with friends and family. I know I'm swimming upstream with this career choice since most business IS done during nights and weekends, but I'm still optimistic this industry will still have position for me that could accommodate my needs.

Do any of you know have any insight to as to what Commercial Real Estate positions offer M-F, 9-5 type of work? I'm thinking B2B, but I have no clue where to start looking. 
[{"id": "d4t0c7v", "text": "If you are willing to grind long hours for 1-2 years as a broker with little to no compensation you can really set yourself up for long term success.\n\nIf you can't budge on the work life balance, then there are opportunities that might fit your experience...Many brokerage firms, real estate management companies, and ownership groups hire marketing coordinators to help market their properties for lease/sale. The pay for these positions are on the low side, but depending on your team you might be allowed to participate in extra compensation through transaction fees (your license will come in handy for this).\n\n\nOther positions in the industry that will offer some good work life balance are: research, financial analysts, sales management, property managers/assistants, project managers (might need engineering/construction experience). ", "replies": [{"id": "d4t2mwi", "text": "Thank you for the prompt response! I'll definitely be looking into the positions you've listed.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "d4t5pa9", "text": "Can you comment what brokers get to as far as long term success? ", "replies": [{"id": "d4tuvcr", "text": "Well if you are able to join a successful team that is willing to invest in you as a junior broker, and you work hard and contribute, you will start getting a bigger slice of the pie.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]