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Aisha S.
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  • New York, NY
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What is the Best Job to Learn About Real Estate Investing?

Aisha S.
  • Professional
  • New York, NY
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Hi Everyone!

I live in New York City and renting properties is one of the investment strategies I am interested in.  I want a salaried position that will help me earn while learn about renting properties.  I would like to assist a property manager in some way like as a Lease Administrator.  

However, because I am interested in other areas of real estate investing, would work as a research associate or valuation associate to learn about commercial real estate, in general, but I think that is for brokers/agents.  

Should I stick with property management or learn about commercial real estate? 

I would appreciate any input.

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