Lori Lemons-Campbell

Lori has been successful in the acquisition and marketing of residential and commercial real estate since 2008. Lori is the President and Broker of My Real Estate Expert, LLC. She is the Co-Manager of the company, as well as marketing and sales. Her strengths include marketing, contracts, loyalty, personable, trustworthy, and knowledgeable. Lori's experience includes worldwide marketing and selling real property by conventional method or by auction to commercial, industrial, and to the general public. Her knowledge also includes conducting live auctions during the down turn in the 1980's thru 1990's working with the Lending Institutions, Banks, SBA, Major Oil Companies, Bankruptcy Court, Business Liquidations, and introducing internet online sales and marketing in 2001. Lori understands the importance of making advancements and adjustments to the current real estate market. She is also able to evaluate and make adjustments under current marketing conditions. Lori is the 2014-2015 Past President of the Texas Auctioneers Association. MYRE, LLC.'s Auction affiliates Lemons Auctioneers, LLP. and Online Pros offer live and online auctions for your Real Estate needs. Personal Property or Real Property "Real Estate" may be offered live or online through www.onlinepros.com/www.lemonsauctioneers.com.

Benefits of offering Real Estate By Online or Live Auction: The Seller pays no commission fee. The auctioneer receives his compensation from the buyers premium paid by the buyer. The owners of Lemons Auctioneers, LLP. and Online Pros are Texas Licensed Realtors and have availability to MLS, HAR, TREC, and TAR. and many beneficial networking sites. We are able to work with other realtors to promote the sale of your real estate. Real Estate closing are normally conducted through Title Companies or Seller’s may utilize their own Real Estate Attorneys.

TYPES OF AUCTIONS Absolute: The property sells regardless of price. Often seen during home foreclosure proceedings. Sellers are often reluctant to participate in an absolute auction because they relinquish the right to reject an offer. Minimum-bid: The seller entertains offers above a certain price. Bids begin at the amount designated by the auctioneer, but the seller is still not obligated to sell to the winning bidder. In many cases, however, the price is set at a level the sellers would strongly consider accepting. Reserve: The seller accepts bids only if they’re above a secret minimum that the auctioneer doesn’t disclose to those bidding. So buyers can make an offer without any idea of whether it will actually be accepted.