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Adam Glassman
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Adam Glassman
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Important Question for Rehabbers: Why  do they call themselves Expeditors when all they do is slow things down on every project I do?

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Bob T.
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Bob T.
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@Adam.

the Expeditors you are speaking of, is that the one that runs around getting your permit?  If that is the position you are speaking of, I don't think they slow things down.   Because it'll take more time for me or GC ($) to stopped by City Hall or Building dept, filled out all the correct forms, wait in the correct line and have all the information needed.  

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