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Thank u sir for suggestion

I have worked in both sides of the industry, and although Acquisitions has a lot of potential for scalability, I still prefer development. You just have to be a kind of professional that is comfortable with risk and uncertainty but could be incredibly rewarding if done right and diligently.

I’m 52 hoping to end the rat race by 60 with above $1M. I know money is a liability to be exchanged for assets with real value like real estate (properties for rent) stocks (dividends) bonds (interest) But, what is it with bitcoin? I hear a lot about it and I'd love to diversify my portfolio.

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Thank you!

Hi Justin, I’m an architect with 4 years of experience working for a developer across all aspects of the project side, but I am keen on venturing into development as an entrepreneur, as a more long term goal. As a move to learn more about the business side of real estate I’ve decided to undertake a masters in real estate which will focus on RE finance. Considering a developer also needs to understand how capital/debt markets and mechanics work, post graduating from my masters would you suggest a few (2/3) years in an acquisition focused role to better understand said mechanics or would you suggest working on the business side at a development shop (ie. Corporate finance/strategy etc.)? Looking forward to hearing from you! Thanks, Karan

I was literally just searching RUclips last week for videos of you talking about development as a career, glad you made one!

I was going to watch your video but your facial expressions were just too annoying.

Can you make a video discussing the pros and cons of being in an acquisitions position as an LP vs GP? Comp in early years vs comp later on? What are the main questions to answer when deciding which path to go?

Whats kind of jobs would offer a role that involves both? I dont want to be stuck doing only one thing, working in both would be ideal.

I have been in sales for 3 years now but have an education in finance and did the REFAI certification for fun. I’m trying to change career path and go into RE. Any recommendations ? Certifications or so ?

Hello Justin! Couldn't reach you on LinkedIn so I will try to get your advice here. Can someone from your team help with career traction for my personal situation? Do you have some career consultation in Break into CRE?

Would you say working in development is more excel/numbers heavy or design/people relations heavy?

I prefer dev for my private portfolio & acq for 3rd parties

Would you say that working as an Acquisitions analyst for a value-add developer is a nice middle ground between both areas of the sector? I'm looking to move from being an analyst for a brokerage firm and go into development, so I can eventually do my own deals. I would love to see your take on this Justin.

Would like your take on this, I am currently a broker (2 yr experience) and will be moving to larger market/ state. I've been taking your modeling courses for a while now and am interested in looking into acquisition and development positions. Would an acquisitions/ or dev. role make more than a broker at a top 5 shop, or move into a brokerage role then transition to an acquisitions role later on.

I think it takes a certain type of person to be a developer IMO. It’s not an industry for everyone, you have to be patient, extremely optimistic but also not be bothered by disappointment. Seeing an area go from nothing, to apartments, retail, etc is something I personally love.

love this was really helpful I'm writing my 1st pitch deck and your smile in delivery help me feel less stressed ahaha thank you

will a degree from WGU in data analytics assist me in obtaining this occupation?

Love the videos Justin! A video on pros and cons of leasing brokerage vs sales (capital markets) brokerage would be very helpful

Great advice!! The key is to always have an end goal, well said!

Justin I just want to say thank you. I took many of your courses on Udemy and they help me tremendously. I am serious, I could have not have done this without your materials. Keep on with the good work!

I lost over $70k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Natalie Strayer

Just starting my career as a leasing broker for Newmark- I’m already wanting to break into a Capital Markets role. What’re your thoughts on leasing and do you think it would be smart to make that switch? What can I do to prepare for that switch? Thanks!

How do you break into CRE if you don’t have background experience and a college degree?? Having that problem right now but i do have my real estate license

If your young and trying to break in look at Matthews REIS

I'm a residential real estate appraiser looking to get out of that. It's tough right now and this is the second big slowdown of my career (2008-2012 was rough too). If I've been self-employed for so long, will companies in CRE not be interested in hiring me? All I've heard is no.

Great content, I’m new to CRE. Thanks for the advice

Great insights Justin! Having the end goal in mind and thinking like the owner are crucial.

Excellent breakdown. More on PERE!

I came across your channel just today.. and I must say, you’ve great contents. Learning so much from your videos. Great job!

Hi Justing, great work as always. Could you please do some material covering valuation & advisory role and the transition from there to other roles / departments? Thanks.

I think a great video idea would be to do a deep dive on the typical role and responsibilities an associate level position on the GP side would have during the due diligence process. What should an associate be expected to handle once a deal is sourced and the underwriting is complete but the transaction is not closed?

Great video! I'd be interested to learn more about Hedge Funds specialized in Commercial Real Estate by trading REITs mainly (Cohen and Steers, etc...)

Thanks again for another great video! Cheers

It’s funny that private equity RE companies have everything except private equality, so they need to raise it

Great info 👍

Great content as always Justin, thank you for making these videos they are all very helpful!

I really enjoy listening to your videos and insights. Can you please make a video on becoming a real estate valuer / appraiser. Thank you1

Thank you very much! Was riveting to watch especially because I am searching for opportunities right now

Can you make a video on the Cortland raid/Realpage investigation?

Great work Justin. Can you make a video showcasing how fund/portfolio modelling is different to Asset level modelling ? Thanks

Which of these paths are you most interested in?

thank you, this boosted my confidence while applying

Thank you !!!!! & FYI your hair looks nice : )

Great video! I use IRR to compare investments

I'm seeing a shift towards industrial and logistics properties, driven by e-commerce growth.

Hey Justin, just wanted to let you know that I was accepted to join Eastdil Secured's Virtual Real Estate Training Program, which oculd give me the opportunity for a summer internship next year, and I couldn't have done it without you. Any tips for exceling this training and getting that summer internship? Best regards, David.

What are some things you've seen your most successful friends and peers do early on in their careers to set themselves apart?

Very helpful information