Moser Properties-ReeceNichols Real Estate

Moser Properties-ReeceNichols Real Estate Nina & Jared Moser, REALTORS®
Moser Properties at ReeceNichols. Licensed in MO, AR & OK. Homes, land, commercial. Neosho–Joplin–NWA-NEO.

Clear guidance and firm negotiation from consult to close. Office: 417-451-4155; Cell: 417-592-3064, 417-592-0357

NOW UNDER $1 MILLION.A significant price reduction on one of Neosho Boulevard’s most visible commercial properties.925 S...
08/21/2026

NOW UNDER $1 MILLION.

A significant price reduction on one of Neosho Boulevard’s most visible commercial properties.

925 S Neosho Boulevard is now offered at $995,000.

4,814 SF building
1.17 acres
Drive-thru
Large paved parking area
Excellent boulevard frontage and visibility
Flexible commercial layout

If you’ve looked at this property before, it’s time to take another look.

And if you know a business looking to expand, relocate or establish a presence in Neosho, send this one their way.

REAL ESTATE DIARY:Well, we’re back to house hunting.After putting the same buyer under contract on the same house TWICE....
08/13/2026

REAL ESTATE DIARY:

Well, we’re back to house hunting.

After putting the same buyer under contract on the same house TWICE.

Here’s how we got here…

My buyer found a fully remodeled house he really liked. We made an offer, got it accepted, and then discovered a problem we weren’t expecting: the seller hadn’t owned the house for 90 days yet.

My buyer is using FHA financing, so the house wasn’t eligible for his loan yet.

Thankfully, the seller was willing to wait. We let a few weeks pass, hit the date we needed to hit, wrote a brand new contract and got the house under contract AGAIN.

Okay. NOW we’re buying a house.

Except then we had inspections.

The inspector flagged a foundation concern, so my buyer investigated further. He had a foundation company take a closer look, and the concern turned out to be more significant than he was comfortable taking on.

Could another buyer look at the exact same information and decide to move forward? Absolutely.

My buyer decided this one wasn’t for him.

So after weeks of working through this purchase, two contracts, the FHA timing issue, inspections, additional evaluations, phone calls, paperwork and deadlines, we signed a mutual release.

His earnest money is coming back.

And now we start again.

This is one of those real estate stories that probably doesn’t look like much from the outside.

You see us open the door.
You see the SOLD sign.
You see the closing picture.

What you don’t see is everything in between. The financing rules. Contract deadlines. Inspection issues. Additional evaluations. Phone calls. Problem solving. And a whole lot of conversations helping clients understand their options so they can make good decisions.

And sometimes, after weeks of all of that, the outcome isn’t a closing.

Sometimes it’s giving your client enough information and enough room to decide, “This isn’t the one.”

That doesn’t mean the work was wasted.

That IS the work.

There are a whole lot of hours between opening that first door and handing someone the keys, and not every one of those hours leads to a closing.

So there’s no SOLD sign or closing picture for this one. YET.

Just a buyer who knows more than he did a few weeks ago, his earnest money coming back to him, and his Realtor opening up the MLS and starting the search all over again.

That’s the job, too.

Back to opening doors we go.

I think there’s something people don’t always realize about Realtors.You don’t have to be ready to buy or sell a house t...
08/11/2026

I think there’s something people don’t always realize about Realtors.

You don’t have to be ready to buy or sell a house to reach out to your Realtor.

Actually, I’d rather you text me BEFORE you’re ready.

BEFORE you’ve figured out whether moving even makes sense.

BEFORE you’ve decided whether to sell, remodel or stay put.

BEFORE you start scrolling through houses and accidentally fall in love with one.

BEFORE you know what your house is worth, how much equity you have, or whether you could even afford the thing you’re thinking about doing.

TEXT me when it’s still just an idea.

SEND me the property you found online.

ASK me if that crazy real estate idea you’ve been kicking around actually makes sense.

TELL me you’re thinking about moving in two years and have absolutely no intention of doing anything today.

You are not bothering me.

You don’t owe me a transaction because you asked a question.

And I’m perfectly happy to tell you that I think the smartest thing you can do right now is absolutely nothing.

I don’t just want to be your Realtor when there’s a sign going in the yard or a contract to write.

I want to be your Realtor before, during AND after.

So text me the real estate question. Even if you’re nowhere near ready.

Isn’t she lovely? 🥰 And has everything you’d want. 3 acres, 4 bed, 3 bath, finished shop with awesome loft area. We’d lo...
08/08/2026

Isn’t she lovely? 🥰 And has everything you’d want. 3 acres, 4 bed, 3 bath, finished shop with awesome loft area. We’d love to show you this beautiful property!

Some clients don't end in a sale, but they leave a lasting impact.I learned today that one of my clients passed away une...
07/29/2026

Some clients don't end in a sale, but they leave a lasting impact.

I learned today that one of my clients passed away unexpectedly earlier this month.

We'd been working together since January, searching for the right property to bring a vision he was incredibly passionate about to life. He had dreams of building something meaningful, and I was excited to help him find the place where that dream could become a reality.

I still remember our first meeting. It was just a few weeks after my mom had passed away, and in the fog of grief I accidentally wrote our appointment on the wrong date and showed up a week early. When I realized my mistake, he couldn't have been more gracious. We rescheduled, and when we met the following week, he shared his own experience of losing the love of his life. It happened to be his birthday, yet he spent part of it encouraging me. He had a way of making people feel seen.

Over the months that followed, we looked at properties, exchanged ideas, and talked about the business he hoped to build. Every conversation reflected his excitement for what was ahead.

This morning, I sent him a message to see how things were going and whether there was anything new he'd like to look at.

A few hours later, I received a phone call that stopped me in my tracks. He had been in an accident and didn't make it.

It's hard to wrap your mind around how quickly life can change.

As I read his obituary, these words stood out to me:

"If Jason's life leaves us with one lasting lesson, it is this: don't wait. Call your parents. Hug your children. Tell your siblings and friends you love them. Forgive when you can. Ask for forgiveness when you need to. Life is far too fragile to assume there will always be another holiday, another birthday, or another chance to make things right. May Jason's story remind us all to choose love while we still have the opportunity."

Moments like this remind me that this career has never just been about real estate.

It's about walking alongside people during some of the biggest moments of their lives. Sometimes those moments are exciting. Sometimes they're heartbreaking. Sometimes they're both. It's about the dreams they're chasing, the businesses they're building, the fresh starts they're hoping for, and sometimes the conversations you never expected to have.

We don't always get to see every story reach the ending we imagined. But the people we meet along the way leave an imprint on our lives, just as we hope we've left a positive one on theirs.

Long after the transactions are forgotten, it's the people and the relationships that stay with you.

Rest in peace, Jason. I'm grateful our paths crossed.

It’s a pleasure when you’ve got sweet, appreciative clients to work with! ❤️
07/21/2026

It’s a pleasure when you’ve got sweet, appreciative clients to work with! ❤️

New Price on this great building located in Downtown Neosho! Think of all the businesses that would be perfect here! Wha...
07/15/2026

New Price on this great building located in Downtown Neosho! Think of all the businesses that would be perfect here! What do you think would be a good fit?
Now just $145,000

For Sale: 1 baths, 1221 SqFt, 115 E Hickory Street, Neosho, MO 64850 is a Other property listed at $145,000, MLS #60319602

Rare find! This lot is just shy of an acre in a quiet, well-established Neosho neighborhood. Close to restaurants, Neosh...
07/02/2026

Rare find! This lot is just shy of an acre in a quiet, well-established Neosho neighborhood. Close to restaurants, Neosho High School/football stadium, has all city utilities. All it’s missing is your home!
Price Just Reduced! Check it out today!

For Sale: 0.8100 Acre, Lot 13 14 Sherry Drive, Neosho, MO 64850 is a Single Family Residence property listed at $62,500, MLS #260656

Know anyone looking for a nice office space? This one is for lease! 1,400 square feet in excellent Neosho location. Beau...
07/01/2026

Know anyone looking for a nice office space? This one is for lease! 1,400 square feet in excellent Neosho location. Beautiful space! $1,400/month. Minimum 1 year lease.

05/12/2026

$549,900 ➡️ $490,000

Same property.
Very different price.

Almost 11 acres, 3,300+ sq ft, separate apartment, shop, pool, and paved road access just minutes from town.

This is the kind of price change that doesn’t last long.

If you’ve been waiting, this is your window.

📞 417-592-3064 to schedule a showing

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1010 W Harmony Street
Neosho, MO
64850

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