Are you thinking of renting close to one of the many colleges in the area?

While real estate can certainly provide good returns there is always a level of risk involved, and that risk is lowered by understanding your market and having a solid plan of attack.

At that last level you're looking at someone who has about 20 to 25 years of experience and they will have a degree, probably a graduate degree.Granted, this example is inside some bank.

Compare that - after research - to your winning chances and the level of collectability (is that a a word?)

IMO partner-level value equals:1.

Also get some market data, see where it's headed, inventory levels, and if a 2Br/1B is what people are buying.

@Jon Klaus$1300/mth in Fredericton, NB will rent a 3-bdrm row-house w/ utilities on the north side of the river and a 3-bedrm apartment downtown - w/ or w/o utilities depending on the age and finish level.

I was just wondering if real-estate offices have any entry-level jobs?

All of these things along with unit mix and being multi level or one one level and location can affect what rent rates you will get and how long to lease up the new building (absorption).For instance usually a 200 to 300 unit apartment building is constructed in phases and takes a few years to fill up.

It means they have taken it to the next level for consideration.