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Choosing to be an acquisition vs commercial agent

I am currently a college student about to be graduating in the later half of Spring and I wanted to see what people’s opinions are on how selling commercial vs investment properties are like? (I am talking about things like huge office buildings, huge land, shopping centers, large apartments for Commercial). (For Investment, i am talking about deals like fixer upper SFRs up to 4 units).

Do let’s say Private Equity firms have up front cash to buy all these buildings if i were to represent buyers in finding them expensive commercial properties?

Or are those deals more common if you are helping investors to buy small 100-200k fixer uppers!

Note: I want to match investors who already have cash with properties to buy if I were to be an agent.

What’s y’alls thoughts about potential career paths for me?

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