I have a second interview for a Corporate Real Estate role next week. Help?!
the company is a MAJOR food and beverage retailer. 

role = real estate rep. 

what are some things (other than the obvious company info, etc.) that i should brush up on before the interview? terms? definitions? 

this will be my first foray into real estate. 

as an aside:

is this a solid career? 
[{"id": "croc9r8", "text": "They probably won't expect you to be fluent in all cre terms with absolutely no experience. But, I studied up on the type of properties that my company listed (building class, lease type: nnn, gross, full service, square footage). Also, if you're being interviewed for a sales position it wouldn't hurt to know what CAMs are as well as having a rudimentary idea of what the retail market is like in their area and specifically, any big happenings/deals that have gone down in the past 6 months or so.\n\nDon't forget, you're also interviewing them too! It's always key to know that you will have a mentor there to guide you and a solid training process.\n\nI think cre is a great career, but I'm bias.\n\nIf you have anymore questions pm me.\n\nAnd pick up a copy of \"Brokers Who Dominate.\"", "replies": [{"id": "croeq6f", "text": "Thanks, not a sales role but PM'd", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "crpd451", "text": "what is the salary? atleast an estimate if you dont want to give out the exact terms? ", "replies": [{"id": "crpj7dn", "text": "Recruiter told me I qualify for middle of the range which is $60k. About a $15k hit to what I make now which is concerning", "replies": [{"id": "crpkv1d", "text": "oh yeah a 15k paycut is an issue, have u asked around people if 60k is average around the industry? and do u think like food and beverage companies (Like Starbucks) pay less than say like Apple or Walmart?", "replies": [{"id": "crplgt6", "text": "Not sure man", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "crrycb9", "text": "You need to demonstrate extreme organization and the ability to monitor performance of each location.\n\nA Corporate Real Estate Manager role can be rewarding, but not as quickly as being a broker. It will be tough to see what the brokers you work with are earning on each transaction, but you hvae the advantage of being able to sleep at night knowing you are earning a salary while us brokers are losing sleep when we don't know when our next deal is coming (which is a total nightmare if/when it happens).", "replies": [{"id": "crs4ytv", "text": "Awesome thanks.\n\nAny idea on long term future outlook for this career path? I'm concerned as I see people in this industry jump companies so often.", "replies": [{"id": "crs54ac", "text": "You shouldn't be concerned about jumping companies, especially working for a company's corporate real estate department. If you are leaving, it is usually due to a better opportunity elsewhere. Assuming you are doing a good job, you wouldn't be forced to jump ship, but the moves are the time where you get big bumps in pay.", "replies": [{"id": "crs7td3", "text": "Thanks. The starting pay is kind of low so I'm hoping there is some kind of raise or bonus structure.", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]