13154 E Apex Mine Wy

Lori Mares

Long Realty

Lori believes that deep experience drives good decisions. Experience cannot be learned in a class or downloaded as an app. To gain true experience, it must be lived. Her own experience helps her clients get the best in real estate services. Before becoming a REALTOR® Lori was a general manager for several well-known retail chains (think Dillard’s and Target). That says a lot about her business skills! As she moved up the career ladder, she soon discovered it required her to move physically, too— she relocated nine times in 18 years. Usually, these moves involved choosing a rental or purchasing a home during a hurried visit to her latest relocation. Lori made these decisions with little information or professional help. Since college, She has moved more than 20 times. Lori understands the many reasons people move and know how to meet their needs when they do. One time she was contacted by an airman who was deployed to Pakistan. He received orders to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and wanted to buy a home for his family before his deployment. They spent two weeks taking video tours of available properties, but nothing clicked. Then she learned about a home coming on the market. It was perfect, and we closed the transaction just in time. That is experience in action! Lori's biggest professional accomplishment is growing her business into a team. As an associate broker, she brings skills and accountability sales agents do not have. Her team includes three handpicked, licensed REALTORS®. Together they make certain your transaction, as a seller or buyer, is completed accurately and on time. Friends say Lori is honest, hard-working, patient, focused, and a “go-to person” if you want something done. She is also painfully frank, which is a good thing. Real estate is no place for sugar coatings. And Lori is here for the long haul. Whether you are in Pakistan or Gila Bend, please get in touch. She is ready to help. Lori proudly represents buyers and sellers. She focuses on properties from Tucson Mountains to Vail, Dove Mountain to Green Valley...and everything in between.