It looks like Javascript is disabled in your browser. Trulia requires Javascript to be enabled in order to use our site.
Please follow these instructions to enable Javascript.

For Professionals

Mary Muldowney, Real Estate Professional in 32082

Email Phone

133 views

Mary Muldowney

"Your Realtor for the Beaches and Beyond"

1 Helpful Answer
11 Answers

Agent at Prudential Network Realty

Locations:

32082, 32084, 32080, 32095, 32092, 32086, 32259, 32260

Web sites:

Mary Muldowney Homes By The Sand, Mary Muldowney, Realtor

Profile Link:

http://www.trulia.com/profile/Realtormary/

Overview

Q&A (11)

Resume

Resume »

Experience:

Real Estate Professional for Prudential Network Realty September 2003—present
Real Estate Consultant in St. Johns County, FL

Real Estate Professional for Coldwell Banker NRT May 2002—June 2003
Real estate consultant in Pinellas County, FL

Specialties:

I consider myself a 'boutique' Realtor. You will be assisted from first contact to beyond the closing of the sale. You're needs will be uppermost in my ... show more

Certifications
& Awards:

I've won a number of productivity awards, but I also completed the hours of education to obtain my GRI (Graduate, Realtor Institute), my SRES (Senior Real ... show more

Interests:

My family is my primary interest. I have a husband, Jim, two sons, two daug ... show more

About:

As a full-time Realtor, I specialize in residential properties in St. Johns County in Florida (St. Augustine/Jacksonville area). If you're interested in ... show more

Testimonials:

"We are so pleased that we found you when we began our search in St. John's county. I can't believe the number of times we went out to tour homes and the

"We are so pleased that we found you when we began our search in St. John's county. I can't believe the number of times we went out to tour homes and the number of homes we visited. Everything from beach front to Senior citizen in style and a bunch of foreclosures thrown in for good measure. Your patience and guidance in your market proved invaluable, and as we visited more places and you became fully familiar with our preferences you kept us on a path to the marvelous finish at St John's Forest. You are not just a realtor, but a real friend. Thanks so much! See you soon."
Bob and Elaine Thu Aug 20

"I would strongly recommend Mary Muldowney as a realtor. Despite my having walked into the Prudential office unannounced and wearing surfing shorts, flip-flops and a t-shirt, Mary graciously and professionally listened to my intention to explore the possibility of purchasing property in Ponte Vedra Beach. She then immediately put together a list of prospective properties, met with me again to show me the various options, and then patiently helped us select the best valued property when we had narrowed the choices. Mary is a genuine pleasure to work with and her dedication continued throughout the negotiations, inspections and closing. Perhaps our greatest compliment to offer is that we still enjoy getting together with Mary whenever we are in Ponte Vedra. Gregory B. McMenamy, Jr. Attorney - Atlanta "
Gregory B. McMenamy, Jr. Thu Aug 20

"Mary is a wonderful realtor. We were new to the area, totally unfamiliar with Jacksonville and St. Augustine. Mary took us throughout St. Johns and Duval County in search of our dream home at the right price to fit our budget. She was very patient and persistent. She showed us approximately 50 homes. She educated us on the Florida real estate and financial market so that we were prepared to make an educated purchase. We knew with confidence that Mary would get the job done. Her positive attitude made our home buying experience a pleasurable adventure. We not only found our dream home, we also found a true friend….Mary Muldowney. "
Joe and Jennifer Fuller Sat Jun 20

Recent Q&A »

Looking to re-locate from Maine to St. Augustine. Are there any new developments that even vaguely resemble "green" and have low HOA fees?

Asked Fri Oct 30 2009, 09:45 by Nala - Home Buying in Saint Augustine - 3 answers

Mary Muldowney answered:

Nala, going green can entail more costs than older construction. Most new developments go "green" in a big way with special sewers for drain run-off, lots of preserved land and parks, special landscaping that need no pesticides or water and much more. The homes will be built with sustainable materials using less energy and natural resources that also meet FEMA storm requirements. Most of the communities that satisfactorily meet the objectives of green building have CDD (Community District Development) fees. I would look closely at any community stating they are "green" that doesn't have these fees. I'd be happy to explain these fees to you.

Another option is to buy a lot or some land and build your own "green" home. There are a number of builders in the area who are certified to build green homes. You could also buy an older home and rehab it "green".

You might find some interesting information on the following websites:

http://www.greenbuilding.com/ http://www.usgbc.org/
http://www.hgtvpro.com/hpro/green_building/

Feel free to contact me at 904-814-6739 or at mary@marymuldowney.com. - Sat Oct 31 2009, 07:32

Send to a friend

Share profile

Contact Mary Muldowney

Mary Muldowney is a member of Trulia Voices:

Get the inside scoop on your area and home buying and selling.

Ask and answer questions about real estate.

Build your profile and contact home buyers, sellers and agents.

Report this profile

Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity

Help us improve our service—send us feedback