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David Moody

"Your perfect partner in Dayton, Ohio"
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Agent at Coldwell Banker Heritage
Experience:
Adjunct Professor for Sinclair College January 2001—present
Part time insturctor in the Political Science Department teaching model UN and International…
Realtor for Coldwell Banker Heritage Realtors March 2003—present
For six years now, I have served the needs of both buyers and sellers in the Dayton area
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Certifications
& Awards:
Accredited Buyer’s Agent
Certified Negotiation Specialist
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Interests:
Bicycle Racing
Chess
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About:
Continually educating myself to better meet the needs of both buyers and sellers.
Making use of the latest technology to serve the needs of my clients;
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Testimonials:
"Although I am a first-time homeowner, I had a fairly realistic idea of what to expect from a real estate agent. Simply put, David shattered that preconceived ... show more
David Moody answered:
It really does depend on the bank. Along with the process of physically preparing the property there has to be a number of Broker Price Opinions (BPO) conducted and then the file has to pass across a number of desks before the bank makes its decision on what to list the house for. The only lien that follows a house beyond auction however is a water bill. I've seen them get pretty high, but mechanic's liens are cleared because the sheriff's department must, as in any closing, present the home with clear title. It's a long process to complete so if you are waiting for a specific home that just passed through auction, I'd pour a cup of coffee. I've seen it take longer than a year. - Sun Oct 11 2009, 09:08

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