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John Dotson

Nashville, TN
Parks Compass
27 Closed Sales
$15M Total Value
$195K - $1.4M Price Range
$555.4K Average Price
Prior five years

About John

What exactly would a “Nashville-ized citizen” be? In John Dotson’s case, it’s someone who moved to Nashville as a child with the family. Originally from Oklahoma, he came to Tennessee via Minnesota. John’s dad was a singer. When he got a record deal and they came to Nashville to pursue the dream. Although his dad didn’t find the success he’d hoped for, it put John on the track of his own career in the music business. He attended Bellevue High School and Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) before embarking on a three-decade career at CBS, RCA, and Arista Records; the William Morris Agency, Agency for The Performing Arts, including 15 years in artist management at the company representing Alabama, Dolly Parton, Michael Jackson, and Neil Diamond. He managed Steve Earle, Ricky Van Shelton, Confederate Railroad, and Ray Kennedy. As the music biz era came to a close he decided the field that offered the most opportunity to transfer the skill set he had honed was real estate.

John got his real estate license in 2005 and earned his Broker’s license in 2015. He has since enhanced that significant level of education with the Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR); Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI), e-Pro, SRES (Senior Real Estate Specialist), NRES (Neighborhood Real Estate Specialist), AHWD (At Home With Diversity) and LRS (LeadingRE Relocation Specialist) certifications. For five years he and his life mate, Marsha Mauney, represented Fannie Mae properties which was an education all its own. .

John is on the Board of Greater Nashville Realtors as well as the Legislative and Habitat for Humanity Committees and the board of The Fountains of Musica. Music Row is never far from his mind. He was the VP of the Music Industry Coalition (MIC) and he founded the Music Row Neighborhood Association (MRNA). He was deeply involved with the construction and approval of the Music Row Vision Plan. He was recently a member of the Metro Short-Term Rental Task Group.

Coming to Parks in July 2016 from Zeitlin, John operates in the Green Hills office when he’s not in his car. He lived for 15 years in the Richland neighborhood of Nashville with his life mate of 23 years, Marsha Mauney, who is a Realtor within the Parks West office. They now live in West Meade and have two dogs, Lucci and Zoey. They also operate a short-term rental in Nashville and a tiny home STR in Monteagle.

John focuses on personal contact as a foundation and follow-up to a social media profile. “Nothing beats setting foot on a property or actually having a conversation about important points,” he explains. He is a mission-driven person uniquely trained and qualified to navigate the complex real estate environment to help you find what you want and make the best deal possible whether you are buying or selling.
Home Types: House, Lot/Land, Townhouse, MultiFamily
Years of Experience: 20
Education: Middle Tennessee University

Transaction History

Seller Deals

Total Deals
1
Total Value
$645,000
Average Sale Price
$645,000

Buyer Deals

Total Deals
1
Total Value
$895,000
Average Sale Price
$895,000

Seller Deals

Total Deals
3
Total Value
$3,089,000
Average Sale Price
$1,029,667
Price Range
$645K - $1.4M

Buyer Deals

Total Deals
4
Total Value
$3,259,828
Average Sale Price
$814,957
Price Range
$501K - $1.3M

Seller Deals

Total Deals
11
Total Value
$6,506,700
Average Sale Price
$591,518
Price Range
$195K - $1.4M

Buyer Deals

Total Deals
12
Total Value
$6,612,228
Average Sale Price
$551,019
Price Range
$90K - $1.3M

Production Over Time

5 Year View

John's Listings and Deals

Awards and Designations

  • NAR - National Association of Realtors
  • GRI - Graduate REALTOR Institute
  • ABR - Accredited Buyer Representative
  • AHWD - At Home with Diversity
  • e–PRO - Internet Professional

Other Experience

First Time Home Buyers, Investments, Luxury Homes, New Construction, Short Sales
Agent License # 299652
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John Dotson