Is it worth it to start working in CRE brokerage in one city if you know that in a few years you'll be moving somewhere else?
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[{"id": "id4te8x", "text": "If you can land a analyst role at JLL/CBRE/CW on the more institutional side you\u2019ll learn the skills and make plenty of national contacts.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "id4xa8z", "text": "Perhaps, while in LA, try to link up with investors who would be open to buying in the market you are eventually looking to move to.  Sounds like it will be cheaper and if you earn the trust of these investors perhaps they will consider a market they may not have otherwise.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "id59tvj", "text": "It takes about 5 years to start making money, building a network and getting people to take you seriously, so I would probs focus on getting a job that pays you money now, unless you are independently wealthy.\n\nAlso, how many agents have a cre liscense and an IMDb page. I can think of two. \n\nGive Brock Burnett a call, he will tell you what working medical office in the valley is like. And also what it was like being an extra in Star Trek tng", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "id5ifgh", "text": "Some experience is better than no experience", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]