This is one of the most annoying kind of answer.
You mean one should start a job and then, when they are already too late, think if it's good enough or not?

Not really. Mostly real estate practices in law firms are transactional practices

What do they actually work on?

Do these Tier 1 firms have a Real Estate Litigation practice?

Uh the question is whether a particular type of job is worth it. That should logically be something you worry about before getting a job.

But why? Why the heck should a person first get a job and then think if that job is actually worth doing/pursuing or try to find out if it pays well? Do you realise how ridiculous you sound?

Well if you like obscurity then yes, otherwise no.

Get a job first then think about all these

Hi I'm entering my final year of law school and was wondering if readers could provide some insight into the growth and salary prospects of a Tier 1/tier 2 real estate practice. Does it pay well?