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Remote Rehabbing: Why So Many Chefs in the Kitchen?
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From Lori Greymont, Rehabbing Adviser...
This is another lesson from our fascinating conversation with remote rehabber Lori Greymont.
Lori’s experience in real estate is varied and diverse. Since 1987 she’s been involved in all matter of traditional and creative deal making – rehabs, wholesale, lease options, sub-2, land contracts, bulk REO, etc...
At the moment Lori’s modus operandi is buying and rehabbing distressed properties across the country, then reselling them in tip-top shape to passive cash flow investors as turnkey rentals. She does this remotely from her home base near San Jose, CA, and until recently had never even seen any of the 1,350+ houses she’s turned.
Not long ago Real Estate Mogul had the chance to corner Lori for an extended, unscripted dialogue about her operation and how she does what she does. So far in our chat with Lori, we've explored the following topics:
Lori Greymont
has over 20 years of real estate and entrepreneurial experience. Lori grew up in the family environment of real estate investing and has been buying and selling real estate since 1987 in various parts of the nation. She has been the president and CEO of several real estate investment companies with core responsibilities that included fund acquisitions, market research, project management, resource allocations, legal, management of sales and marketing efforts, and property management of nationwide properties.
Lori has significant hands-on experience in fix-and-flip strategies, land banking, land to vertical development, rezoning, multi-family re-performance and single family sales and marketing through traditional and creative methods. Lori graduated Cum Laude from Moorhead State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting with a minor in Computer Science.
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