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Posted: September 17, 2019
2019 Women in Real Estate: Michelle Abramov, Asset Commercial Realty Group LLC
Name: Michelle Abramov
Title: Managing Principal
Company Name: Asset Commercial Realty Group LLC (AssetCRG)
What is your favorite motivational quote?
“You miss 100% of the shots that you don’t take.”
Who inspired you to join the CRE Industry?
Ultimately, and I know it sounds cliché, my father’s passion for real estate and development naturally runs through my veins and I gave up law for real estate. My uncle and now business partner sponsored me and I never looked back at any other career.
How do you hold your own in a negotiation?
It ultimately depends who is across the table from you or on the other line. Every personality is different and as a salesperson its your job to adapt to their tactics and counter.
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