Long before New London solo Yona Gregory even thought about going to law school, she was developing a healthy entrepreneurial spirit by flipping houses.
Gregory’s first foray into being in business for herself was at age 12, when she started selling jewelry at flea markets. By 23, she opened a health food restaurant in Virginia. At about the same time, she jumped into buying and renovating homes, and then selling them to make a profit.
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