Commercial real estate loan underwriter job offer at regional bank.
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[{"id": "hsmzic0", "text": "Within the bank, you could move into a loan officer role if you have sales acumen and don't mind having to hit quarterly/annual goals. That's the most lucrative path within a bank. You could continue in credit and move up into a credit officer role as you gain more experience. Alternatively, within the bank, you could move into loan/credit review or special assets. \n\nNot sure what exit ops outside of banking there are; however, I'm always surprised more developers, REITs, private equity/debt funds don't source talent from there.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hso2c36", "text": "I worked for a super regional bank for five years as a credit analyst. I rose the ranks from a credit analyst, senior credit analyst, then finally underwriting manager. After that, you really hit the ceiling so I opted to start looking for jobs. It took a while given the hot job market but I landed a good capital markets role with a small local developer. My other coworkers have gone on to work for other developers, brokers, other banks, and investment positions. I\u2019d say it sets you up fair for other position but you need to close the experience gap with outside work like taking adventures in CRE modeling course. I will caution you that I worked a lot of hours for not a lot of pay compared to other CRE positions. I got a 25% pay bump and work 10-15 less hours a week after leaving the bank. Happy to answer more questions if you want.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]