Sales to analyst?
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[{"id": "fw642i7", "text": "Analysts make much less than your current salary (at least at my company).  I think your skills and background lend more towards asset management.  Many asset managers start as analysts- but it\u2019s not a requirement.  You will want some financial modeling knowledge- but you don\u2019t need a degree by any means, there are many two or three week courses.  Asset Managers don\u2019t do that actual leasing, but they approve the tenant mix and leases.  They don\u2019t manage the construction projects- but they approve the budget and design.  They don\u2019t put together the financial reports, but they are ultimately responsible for the performance of the property.  They need to be good at negotiations and getting things done.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fw668ak", "text": "ME is the most versatile technical discipline. That couples with business MBA is highly sought after by fortune 500.\n\nThe most successful RE folks are born wheeler dealers. Many never finish high school. They know how to wheel and deal.", "replies": [{"id": "fw6d9t9", "text": "College is overrated. It\u2019s good for many, but the debt and prospects of getting a nice paying job doesn\u2019t have a high rate of return. This guys shows it and would like to see a follow up post in a couple of years.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]