Corporate client advisor in Real Estate vs Acquisition Analyst
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[{"id": "i7kqo3l", "text": "First of all, both of these options are good ones. There's no need to stress about the decisions since you're not going to be wrong either way. \n\nOption A seems like it would lead to more money quicker than option B. At the same time, option B seems like it would be better for your personal health. Which is more important to you?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i7krf3a", "text": "Sounds like option a is the sell-your-soul type position. Will yield you a high salary but likely crush you with stress over time. Option b will make it harder to earn more and/or transition to corporate down the line. However, you will likely still earn a lot and be happier. I always say be happy now rather than later. But sometimes you can sell your soul for a few years then coast off the prestige. Tough call for sure. I am in a similar position.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i7moif4", "text": "There are two sides real estate. Deals and debt. Option 1 will give you excellent exposure to the lending side and how it works while Option 2 will throw you into the entire \u2018deal cycle\u2019, sourcing deals, negotiation, dd, raising capital and closing. Both are extremely valuable and regardless of where you go long term will be a great education. \n\nThis is coming from a commercial sales broker. On the principal side, shops usually have the guys that focus on debt and those that source the deals and have relationships there. Both are necessary for ultimate success and great avenues to pursue. \n\nGood luck!", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]