Realistic BCBA salary expectations — clinic vs school vs home-based?

I'm about to finish my hours and start seriously job hunting, and I'm trying to set realistic salary expectations before I walk into negotiations. The range I see online for a bcba salary is enormous — anywhere from $55k to $110k depending on the source, which isn't super helpful.

I know setting matters a lot. My understanding is that school districts often have lower starting pay but better benefits and summers, clinics can pay more but burnout is a real issue, and home-based or telehealth roles vary wildly. I'm also seeing a lot of posts about board certified behavior analyst roles in corporate settings doing OBM work — does anyone have experience with that path?

I'm currently in the Northeast U.S. if that helps narrow down realistic numbers. I've heard that getting the bcba certification in a high cost-of-living area bumps the floor up significantly. Before I dive into job applications, I'm doing a final prep push using the BCBA Behavior Reduction and Antecedent Interventions practice tests to make sure my clinical knowledge holds up in interviews.

Would love honest numbers and any negotiation tips from people who've gone through this recently.