Ellis Murray (Joel and Granot Real Estate/CORFAC International, Atlanta GA) worked for a company that staffed manufacturing facilities before switching to commercial real estate sales. Part 1 of 3 Kyle Espie Ellis Murray Max Stone To learn what motivates these young professionals, how they trained in the brokerage business and survived financially—and how careers in commercial real estate are aligned or conflicted with Millennials values, please check back in the next day or so for Part 2. Ellis Murray (Joel and Granot Real Estate/CORFAC International, Atlanta GA) worked for a company that staffed manufacturing facilities before switching to commercial real estate sales. Part 1 of 3 Kyle Espie Ellis Murray Max Stone To learn what motivates these young professionals, how they trained in the brokerage business and survived financially—and how careers in commercial real estate are aligned or conflicted with Millennials values, please check back in the next day or so for Part 2.

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