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Scott Poush

Baxter Real Estate Company
172 Closed Sales
$35.3M Total Value
$28.5K - $1.5M Price Range
$205.4K Average Price
Prior 5 years

About Scott

Scott is originally from the farm lands of Iowa, but Mountain Home has been my second home since the late 1970s. We finally decided to make the move for good in the spring of 2006 to join the Baxter Real Estate Company team with my mother B.J. Chiodo & my brother Brad Poush. Scott has a beautiful wife, Teresa, 4 wonderful children; Tyler, Britney, Blake, and Dylan.

Scott now in my 13th year of Real Estate Sales. Honored as The North Central Board of Realtors, Realtor of the Year 2016, a Multi Million Dollar Producer & currently enjoy serving as the Past President of the North Central Board of Realtors.
Home Types: Lot/Land, House, Mobile Homes, Multifamily, Commercial, Condo, Other
Years of Experience: 18

Transaction History

Seller Deals

Total Deals 33
Total Value $8,456,060
Average Sale Price $256,244
Price Range $40K - $1.1M

Buyer Deals

Total Deals 10
Total Value $2,123,000
Average Sale Price $212,300
Price Range $32K - $435K

Production Over Time

1 Year View by Quarter

Seller Deals

Total Deals 49
Total Value $11,367,060
Average Sale Price $231,981
Price Range $40K - $1.1M

Buyer Deals

Total Deals 15
Total Value $3,423,400
Average Sale Price $228,227
Price Range $32K - $550K

Production Over Time

2 Year View by Quarter

Seller Deals

Total Deals 130
Total Value $25,270,848
Average Sale Price $194,391
Price Range $7K - $1.1M

Buyer Deals

Total Deals 42
Total Value $10,052,574
Average Sale Price $239,347
Price Range $20K - $1.5M

Production Over Time

5 Year View

Scott's Listings and Deals

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