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An administrator with over thirty years experience in finance, construction and management, a professor/teacher, and a city planner with residential and commercial experience are part of the personal background that will benefit real estate buyers and sellers who chose to work with Karl “Doc” Mooney. His persistence and perseverance to see that things are done thoroughly and properly is evidenced by his doctorate degree in education as well as being an Eagle Scout. A community leader who works tirelessly to provide his clients with every appropriate transaction advantage, Doc will listen attentively, respond in a timely manner to all requests and deliberately follow a plan that will lead to a rewarding and successful experience for buyers and sellers.
Doc’s experiences have included planning and building individual homes to large communities and multi-million dollar facilities. He focuses on the completion of every step of the purchase and/or sale up to and beyond closing the transaction. Clients find that his ability to develop and maintain rapport with all parties is a plus that leads to greater cooperation and satisfaction.
A husband, father and grandfather, Doc has lived in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Arizona and Texas before moving to Florida in 2001. As a university administrator he has traveled and moved throughout the United States. That experience is used to his clients' benefit in understanding as they seek to move into, from and within Florida.
To get the right prescription for your real estate needs, give Doc a call!
Doc’s experiences have included planning and building individual homes to large communities and multi-million dollar facilities. He focuses on the completion of every step of the purchase and/or sale up to and beyond closing the transaction. Clients find that his ability to develop and maintain rapport with all parties is a plus that leads to greater cooperation and satisfaction.
A husband, father and grandfather, Doc has lived in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Arizona and Texas before moving to Florida in 2001. As a university administrator he has traveled and moved throughout the United States. That experience is used to his clients' benefit in understanding as they seek to move into, from and within Florida.
To get the right prescription for your real estate needs, give Doc a call!
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Karl answered:
Mike,
At the risk of sounding somewhat self-serving, I believe that this is the best time to buy. Over the course of the next 12 months this is what will likely happen, I believe:
1. With the government lending out so much money, lending will become tighter and interest rates will climb. Each point of increased interest will raise the monthly cost of a home, making it harder to get.
2. Home inventory is still high, providing buyers with very good choices, but as the short sales and foreclosures get sold off, the selection will decrease and prices will start to move upward.
3. New home construction for 2009 is expected to be at its lowest levels since post WW II. The cost of new homes is expected to climb, but as fewer new homes are available, the cost of resale homes will climb, too.
Feel free to visit my website at http://docmooney.org or give me a call and we can talk more about it.
At the risk of sounding somewhat self-serving, I believe that this is the best time to buy. Over the course of the next 12 months this is what will likely happen, I believe:
1. With the government lending out so much money, lending will become tighter and interest rates will climb. Each point of increased interest will raise the monthly cost of a home, making it harder to get.
2. Home inventory is still high, providing buyers with very good choices, but as the short sales and foreclosures get sold off, the selection will decrease and prices will start to move upward.
3. New home construction for 2009 is expected to be at its lowest levels since post WW II. The cost of new homes is expected to climb, but as fewer new homes are available, the cost of resale homes will climb, too.
Feel free to visit my website at http://docmooney.org or give me a call and we can talk more about it.
Karl answered:
Ellie,
In addition to working with home buyers in the New Smyrna Beach and Bethune Beach areas, I also cover Ormond Beach. Let me know which homes you are interested in and I will check them out for you and provide you not only with information via the Multiple Listing Service, but also with information that you might not otherwise be able to gather.
Karl "Doc" Mooney (321.332.4696)
In addition to working with home buyers in the New Smyrna Beach and Bethune Beach areas, I also cover Ormond Beach. Let me know which homes you are interested in and I will check them out for you and provide you not only with information via the Multiple Listing Service, but also with information that you might not otherwise be able to gather.
Karl "Doc" Mooney (321.332.4696)
Karl answered:
Beth,
1203 Bent Tree Drive is currently on the market. It is owned by the lender who acquired it on April 24, 2008. It was put up for sale on September 23, 2008 with an asking price of $109,900. The previous sale with a warranty deed was on January 30, 2001. The selling price for this home at that time was $76,000. That is where RealtyTrac is getting its suggested price. If I can be of help, please call me or visit my website and leave a message. Thank you for your question. Karl "Doc" Mooney
1203 Bent Tree Drive is currently on the market. It is owned by the lender who acquired it on April 24, 2008. It was put up for sale on September 23, 2008 with an asking price of $109,900. The previous sale with a warranty deed was on January 30, 2001. The selling price for this home at that time was $76,000. That is where RealtyTrac is getting its suggested price. If I can be of help, please call me or visit my website and leave a message. Thank you for your question. Karl "Doc" Mooney
Karl answered:
Sheri, there are a number of opportunities to purchase condos in this immediate area. As a realtor with a Graduate Realtor Institute endorsement, I'd be happy to have you take advantage of my additional training and expertise to find the home that best meets your needs. I am always available, just call my cell phone at 321.332.4696 or visit my website at http://docmooney.org to search for homes you would like to see.
Doc Mooney
Doc Mooney
Karl answered:
I can certainly understand your frustration. Very few people expected the severe downturn the housing market has endured for the past two years.
To answer your question, yes, you may be able to short sell your second property. You must first check with your lender. Many lenders now have all the forms you will need to prepare available of their website.
To find the information, go to the internet, find your lender's main website. In the search box type in "short sale" or "REO". REO stands for "real estate owned". That means the bank owns the property. Call your lender or send an email. Make sure you get all the information about the persons you speak to (name, title, phone number, email address, mailing address, office location). Contact a local Realtor, and list your property. Before a lender will permit you to short sell your home, it must be listed on the MLS for 30 days. Be prepared to state all your assets to the lender and your Realtor. You will also need to prepare a letter in which you authorize your Realtor to speak with your lender on your behalf. Your Realtor may also advise you to have an appraisal done of your property so you price it as the current market dictates.
Feel free to call me if you have any other questions.
To answer your question, yes, you may be able to short sell your second property. You must first check with your lender. Many lenders now have all the forms you will need to prepare available of their website.
To find the information, go to the internet, find your lender's main website. In the search box type in "short sale" or "REO". REO stands for "real estate owned". That means the bank owns the property. Call your lender or send an email. Make sure you get all the information about the persons you speak to (name, title, phone number, email address, mailing address, office location). Contact a local Realtor, and list your property. Before a lender will permit you to short sell your home, it must be listed on the MLS for 30 days. Be prepared to state all your assets to the lender and your Realtor. You will also need to prepare a letter in which you authorize your Realtor to speak with your lender on your behalf. Your Realtor may also advise you to have an appraisal done of your property so you price it as the current market dictates.
Feel free to call me if you have any other questions.
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Experience
Latest:
Realtor for ParkLand International Realty/Sand Hill Property Partners, LLC
August 2007—present
Previous:
Realtor for Signature GMAC Real Estate
April 2007—August 2007
Previous:
Sr. Associate Athletic Director for Univ of Central Florida
August 2001—October 2006
Previous:
Planning & Zoning Commissioner/Chairman for City of College Station, Texas
January 1996—July 2001
Previous:
Assoc. Director of Intercollegiate Athletics for Texas A&M University
July 1989—May 1999
Certifications & Awards
Who's Who of American University Administrators - 1990 - 1999
National President - National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics - 1993 - 1995
Outstanding New Realtor of the Year - ParkLand International Realty, Inc - 2007
National President - National Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics - 1993 - 1995
Outstanding New Realtor of the Year - ParkLand International Realty, Inc - 2007
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My wife and children - #1
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Water sports and boating
Baseball, Basketball and Football
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