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If you’re choosing a CAM, avoid ▮▮▮ ▮▮▮ team. Doesn’t know anything.
You could also target solicitor firms or boutique real estate firms. Slog for 2 years and any tier 1 will pick you because the knowledge you build base up can not be compared to starting real estate from a tier 1 firm. All the best!
when you actually know what you are talking about instead of drawing stupid parallels, the bangladesh in your analogy is CAM.
Wouls you compare USA with Bangladesh
I would 100% suggest Wadia / DSK / Kanga / SAM for real estate. KCO also has a decent real estate team but please bear in mind that there is pay parity when it comes to real estate in tier 1 firms. The toxicity depends on partners/team but I would definitely suggest to not end up in a firm where real estate is ancillary. Go to firms where it is the breadwinner - you would also be paid on par/equal.