CNNMoney.com names R.E. management as one of the best jobs in U.S.
CNNMoney.com has recognized real estate management is a fulfilling career that offers a multitude of opportunities to those who are ambitious, organized, and hard-working. In 2006, Money Magazine, Salary.com, and CNNMoney.com created a "Best Jobs in America" list — ranking property management as number 23 of 50. In 2007, CNNMoney.com created a new list splitting the ranking into various categories of job seekers. For the "Young and Restless" category, indicating "people who want more pay, more upside and more control over where they're going," property management was ranked number three of twenty possible careers. With a median salary of $81,400 and the distinct possibility of international travel, real estate management remains appealing to the autonomous, adaptable individual (who doesn't mind foregoing the typical cubical environment). It's no surprise that real estate management is among the most coveted careers in America.
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