Real Estate Acquisitions vs. Asset Management Which One Wins? // Acquisitions and asset management are two of the most popular career paths on the principal side of the commercial real estate industry.
But even though these both tend to be some of the most desirable jobs for new entrants into the business, these are two very different career paths built for very different people.
I personally spent several years in both acquisitions and asset management roles, and while I learned a lot in each of these experiences, these jobs were also extremely different from one another as far as what each offered from an experience and career growth perspective, and what each required on a daytoday basis.
So if you feel sold on a career in commercial real estate and you know you want to work on the investment side of the business, but you’re still not exactly sure which career path you want to focus on most, in this video, we’ll cover the main differences between a career in real estate acquisitions and a career in real estate asset management, some of the biggest pros and cons of going each route, and where you might fit in best based on who you are and what you want to accomplish.
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Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:14 RiskReward Differences
4:41 People Management
6:55 Personality Types
8:56 How To Land a Job in Acquisitions or Asset Management
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