Frank O'Mahony

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Location:	Santa Fe
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Santa Fe is enchanting, but to achieve enchantment you need a realtor with his feet firmly on the ground. You need a mature, thoughtful and focused person who listens. While the only person who really understands what you're looking for in Santa Fe is you, my job is to interpret. I interpret your hopes and aspirations and translate them into a great home - a refuge - for you and the ones you hold dear.

My background is in the cut and thrust world of technology marketing. After over ten years in Silicon Valley (and a previous stint in London) I have learned to be flexible, detailed and focused.

Let me put those traits to work for you.

Real Estate is not a spectator sport: it requires a dynamic knowledge of the market, day to day. So I spend a lot of time visiting homes and neighborhoods, to keep up with the market as it evolves.

I'm enthusiastic about Santa Fe: if you want a secret agent - one who never communicates with you - I'm not your guy. I am in regular contact with you, as you form your criteria, as we zero in on the right properties, and as we move to consummate the transaction. That shadow behind you...is me!

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Which is the best long term investment?

Asked Wed Oct 3 2007, 08:52 by AP - Santa Fe - Home Buying - 1 answer

Frank O'Mahony answered:

The answer is: it depends. Casa Solana has more upside, long term - but don't expect to fix 'n' flip. Expect to be there for at least 3 years, to recoup your investment. If you simply prefer Casa Alegre, move there - but it's fully valued at this point. Hope that helps! - Wed Oct 3 2007, 10:42

what is the best area to move to in New Mexico?

Asked Wed Aug 22 2007, 20:20 by Sharon - Las Cruces - Quality of Life - 7 answers

Frank O'Mahony answered:

When my family looked across the US for somewhere to move from Northern California, we chose Santa Fe. Why? A smallish town (70,000), real climates but not too harsh, all the culture we could handle, a diverse population, close to the mountains, progressive politics.... We've been here for 6 years, and really enjoy it. The town has delivered on most of its promises. And it even has a Trader Joe's now!
I'm a realtor here now - my wife teaches at an elementary school. The housing market here is different to the rest of NM - more expensive, with median price of $425,000, although I've sold nice condos to people for less than $200k. So it's not a trivial decision. But, for us, the right one. - Tue Sep 25 2007, 13:07

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