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Updated over 7 years ago, 06/09/2017

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Joshua Morton
  • Albemarle, NC
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Best Route To Learn the Business

Joshua Morton
  • Albemarle, NC
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Hello All,

My name is Joshua and I live in the Raleigh-Durham area of North Carolina.  I have been married just under 4 years and my wife and I have a beautiful little girl.  I currently work in the relocation business, but want to cross over into commercial real estate.  I have been looking at commercial real estate companies in my area for ground level job openings.  Learning the business from being immersed around people on a daily basis seems to be the best policy to me.  I love to network and really want to learn this business.  Can anyone on here advise me on any companies to look into or alternative routes to learn the business?  Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Thank you,

Joshua Morton

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