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Hi Fishes, I’m having offers from Deloitte for SC-4 role and Adidas for Manager role. Salary wise almost same not much difference ( although variable for Adidas is 20%). Which one should I go-ahead with in respect to growth, WLB, yearly hikes etc. I’m planning to stay for longer duration. Deloitte Adidas
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Hey fishes, just wanted to reach out to check the salary bracket of Manager and Sr. Manager in the market research industry? What is the maximum number one can ask with an experience of 8+ years and what is the usual/average salary for these positions? Kantar NielsenIQ Ipsos Grail insights
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key is: do you have cash for ~30% downpayment and then it is just straight lender math (mortgage plus condo fees as % of your annual income plus your credit rating)
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Get pre approved for a mortgage and you should be good if you find something in your price range. Condos don’t have onerous approvals like coops and just look at math
1B condo or studio would cost at least $900k if it’s not a co op in Manhattan. The maintenance fee and tax is super high in general which isn’t surprising…
If by "city" you mean Manhattan, you can get a studio co-op on the UES near the river, Harlem, or Inwood area for $400k, which you can easily afford with 20% down. You won't be able to afford any condo on that salary in Manhattan. Even outside of Manhattan, a good condo will start at around $700k.
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Condo financials could catch you off guard if you’re not prepared. My building had limited cash reserves and a fairly weak board. A few years into ownership, I had to shell out about $15k for a new building elevator as my “share” of the cost or take a multi-year monthly “assessment” to help pay for the elevator modernization project.
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Yes, in addition to the HOA. I could pay as a lump sum or with interest over 2 yrs. The big argument from the owners was that the board could not guarantee that a secondary assessment wouldn’t be on the table in a year if there was not enough cash in the building finances. I fully expect my HOA fees to increase soon.