Bryan Ales, an enterprising professional in the real estate realm, brings a unique journey and diverse background to the table. Originally from East Detroit but raised in Rochester Hills, Bryan's career path took an unexpected turn from library information sciences to the dynamic world of real estate.

Before diving into the real estate arena, Bryan's career spanned the service industry, and he holds a master's degree in library information sciences with a certification in Archival Administration from Wayne State University. Despite facing life-altering challenges after a gas explosion in his apartment, resulting in severe injuries, Bryan managed to overcome significant health obstacles, transforming his life through weight loss and overcoming type-2 diabetes.

Driven by necessity and a desire to provide for his family, Bryan found his way into real estate, influenced by his mentor and sponsor, Jeff Caul. Bryan's journey is not just about career shifts but a testament to resilience and transformation. His quest for a supportive and structured team led him to his current team, appreciating the training, mentorship, and genuine teamwork offered.

Bryan describes himself as an introverted extrovert, highlighting his ability to connect with people and create a comfortable atmosphere. His academic background in history instilled in him a passion for becoming an expert in real estate, a field he sees as a new avenue for growth and expertise.

Reflecting on his journey, Bryan often thinks about his late father, who would undoubtedly be proud of his current achievements. Currently residing with his mother, Rosanne, and his cat, Bella, Bryan envisions building his own family in the future. In his leisure time, Bryan enjoys travel, concerts, movies, and indulging in nerdy pursuits like video games. With a touch of Italian in his linguistic repertoire, Bryan is more inclined to use it for humor rather than practical conversations.

Bryan values honesty and open communication, making it clear that ignoring him is the least effective way to engage with him. For Bryan, actions speak louder than words, aligning with his preference for genuine and meaningful interactions in both personal and professional spheres.