Scott Yocum was born, raised, and educated in Centre County. A 1978 graduate of Penn State’s College of Agricultural Business, he owned and operated Penns Valley Livestock Auction from 1981-1989, and became a licensed real estate agent in 1987. Since then, he has continued to develop his skills and expertise in every area of real estate right here in Centre County. He founded the local branch of RE/MAX Realty in 1992, and served as its president and CEO until 2015.
Scott holds an alphabet soup’s worth of professional designations and memberships, including CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member), a distinction that fewer than three percent of realtors hold; ABR (Accredited Buyer’s Representative); CRB (Certified Residential Broker); and GRI (Graduate, Realtors Institute).
What all this means to you is that Scott knows every neighborhood in Centre County, and his knowledge of real estate is second to none.
Quickly found buyer; kept process on track to meet closing date; knowledgeable of market
My experience was painless. the agent kept a great firewall with the buyers agent. I would give the Yocum team a shot in the future.
What did we do for you that you found most valuable? Drive to Lewisburg for a signature + Scott made the experience of selling a house/building smooth and understandable. Great logo!
You were both always available to answer any questions. Always went above and beyond. Scott has been our real estate agent for 10 years. We would not trust anyone else. He is always honest and straightforward. I would recommend Scott and Theresa at Yocum Real Estate without hesitation. They made our buying and selling process so easy.
The service I appreciated the most was Scott's finding and marking all the lot pins. I was out of town for first closing and took care of all the details. Then due to pandemic took care of all details for next closing. Thank you. I had a very good experience with the entire Yocum team. We had a constructive conversation about lowering the prices of the lots. Once the prices came down, the offers came in. This realistic approach enforced the notion. Do you want to appraise the property or sell it? I appreciated this reality.
