Alex Mora

“(661) 347-2582”

Broker at Capitol Real Estate Group

Bakersfield, CA

License: 01820381

(661) 347-2582

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Alex Mora has over 6 years of real estate experience servicing buyers and sellers in the Kern County and Bakersfield area. He is known in the area for his well rounded real estate knowledge for those who demand the best. A diverse background in the fields of marketing, real estate investments and finance has helped mold Alexʼs unique style that has become the hallmark of his successful real estate career. Alex prides himself in his relationships with his clients and gets most of his business from referrals and recommendations.

He is personally trained by a former Chief Loss Mitigator who is a career loss mitigator and asset manager with 20 years in the business (he is ultimately the guy at the bank who accepts or declines short sales). Actually, he went as far as to make him a partner and train his entire office. Alex is an excellent resource for information on short sales.

Alex is a native of Bakersfield. Together with his family and friends, they love to hang out around town whether it is at the local soccer park or a local golf course. He is an excellent resource for information on schools, business, community and home services.

-Degree from California State University of Bakersfield in Finance
-Broker/owner of real estate brokerage firm.
-St. Francis Church parishioner
-Bakersfield Association of Realtors
-California Association of Realtors
-National Association of Realtors

Experience & Skills

Client Type: Home Buyers, Home Sellers

Property Type: Single Family Home, Multi-family, Residential Rental

Specialty: REO / Bank Owned, Short sales, Residential sales, Luxury homes, First time home buyers, Distressed properties, Horse properties

Interests: Investors First time home buyers Sellers Are you in foreclosure? Should I Short Sale My House?

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gloriajmartinez Client, Buyer

Alex is very professional. I am in Florida and he responded to my inquiry about a property in Bakersfield, CA, very quickly. He knows his business. He gave me all the pertinent information I requested.

In this day and age, it is difficult to get a return call from a realtor. I have experienced that I have to keep calling to get information, sometimeS to find the property I was interested in to be SOLD, by the time I get a return call.

I am very pleased to have done business with Alex Mora. Thank you Alex.

Fri, Apr 20, 2012

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Short sale? Help please!
Asked Mon, Nov 10, 2008 by Christy • Home Buying in 75204 • 12 answers
Check with your local real estate agent. In CA, unless otherwise in writing, Seller may continue to market the property despite…
Answered by Alex Mora on Mon, Nov 10, 2008

if their is no heirs to a deceased owners property can i squat it
Asked Wed, Oct 15, 2008 by ROBYN BANKS • General Area in Bakersfield • 1 answers
Check with real estate attorney. Most likely will have to deal with probate court.
Answered by Alex Mora on Mon, Nov 10, 2008

I understand that this home is a foreclosure and was appraised in the high 90's.
Asked Wed, Nov 5, 2008 by Michele Bishop • Home Buying in Bakersfield • 2 answers
I need the property address and lll let you know anything about the property.
Answered by Alex Mora on Mon, Nov 10, 2008

our agent called us today to say our f ha loan has been approved but before we can go foreword the home needs
Asked Fri, Oct 24, 2008 by Jasmine • Home Buying in Bakersfield • 1 answers
Read your contract regarding allocation of costs and repairs. If its an "as is" property and the bank is not willing to pay for…
Answered by Alex Mora on Mon, Nov 10, 2008

WHY AREN'T THE HOUSES SHOWN ON THIS SITE NOT MARKED WITH FOR SALE SIGNS? WE DROVE AROUND TRYING TO FIND HOUSES
Asked Fri, Jun 12, 2009 by Jeanna Hunt • General Area in 93312 • 2 answers
Your best bet is to look them up by address. Sometimes sellers select not have a for sale sign on their property.
Answered by Alex Mora on Wed, Jun 24, 2009

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