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Content is loading, please wait.Top Real-Estate Agents in Scott County
A growing southwest-metro county with newer housing stock and quick access to the southern suburbs.
- Communities covered
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- Published city rankings
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- County agent shortlist
- 6
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All communities in Scott County
Ranked links below have original local context and at least two researched profiles. The remaining names are coverage records, not published recommendations.
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Top agents in Scott County
This shortlist includes agents whose stated home base or service area resolves to a community in Scott County. The order follows the site's five-factor editorial score; county inclusion does not prove a recent closing in every community.
| # | Agent | Score | Focus | Brokerage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tom Scott | 8.8 | First-Time Buyers | RE/MAX Advantage Plus |
| 2 | Chad Baker | 8.8 | New Construction | RE/MAX Advantage Plus |
| 3 | Karissa White | 8.7 | Luxury | RE/MAX Advantage Plus |
| 4 | Dan Hennen | 8.7 | Relocation | RE/MAX Advantage Plus |
| 5 | Melissa Johnson | 8.6 | New Construction | Keller Williams Preferred Realty |
| 6 | Ann Jones | 8.6 | Commercial | Add-Vantage Realty, Inc. |
1. Tom Scott
8.8/10$139K–$1.7M · 106 reviews
A deeply established Shakopee RE/MAX agent with 106 Zillow reviews at 5.0, 55 trailing-year platform sales and independently verified 2024 production of 35 sides and $17.98M.
First-Time Buyers+2 more
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2. Chad Baker
8.8/10$64K–$1.1M · 63 reviews
An experienced Lakeville broker associate leading Grand Home Concepts, with a July 2026 Zillow snapshot of 63 team reviews at 5.0, 20 team sales in the prior year, and 879 displayed team sales. Best suited to clients comfortable with a team model and interested in south-metro resale, land, or new construction.
New Construction+1 more
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3. Karissa White
8.7/10$250K–$890K · 5 reviews
Karissa White has sold real estate in the Bloomington market for close to two decades, working as an associate with RE/MAX Advantage Plus. Her production is heavily concentrated in Bloomington itself, and trailing five-year transaction data shows a roughly even split between buyer- and seller-side closings. Public reviews are uniformly five stars, but the verified count is small — five on RateMyAgent — thin for a career this long.
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4. Dan Hennen
8.7/10$110K–$1.3M · 9 reviews
RE/MAX Advantage Plus presents Dan Hennen as a full-time agent since 1994 in its Shakopee office. Zillow labels the profile as team-led and displayed 9 team reviews at 4.89, while Realtor.com displayed no review aggregate. Those platform records should not be merged or treated as an individual MLS production history.
Relocation+2 more
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5. Melissa Johnson
8.6/10$95K–$3M · 18 reviews
A 26-year Burnsville broker who partners with fellow agent Lisa Rieken, and the one agent on this list with an independently-verified 5-star review record.
New Construction+2 more
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6. Ann Jones
8.6/10$220K–$750K · 28 reviews
A lifelong Shakopee resident running her own small brokerage, backed by an unusually strong 5-star review record for an operation this size.
Commercial
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Why this ranking appears in this order
This page compares 6 researched agents with a stated home base or service area in Scott County. The displayed order follows the published five-factor score. The math is fixed; the five input scores are editorial evaluations of the public evidence available through August 2026.
- Ranking formula
- Local knowledge 25% + client reviews 25% + market expertise 20% + communication 15% + specialization fit 15%.
- Time period
- Evidence reviewed through August 2026. Review totals are snapshots; career claims may cover longer periods and must state that context.
- Objective vs. editorial
- The weighted calculation is deterministic after the inputs are assigned. Selecting evidence and assigning each dimension score require editorial judgment.
- Commercial independence
- Agents cannot purchase inclusion, a score, numbered position, or favorable verdict. Any sponsorship must appear outside the editorial ranking.
- Transaction-data boundary
- This edition does not use a private MLS feed or a standardized file of verified 2025 closings. Sales volume, homes sold, sale-to-list ratio, and days on market are not assumed when attributable evidence is unavailable.
- Independent corroboration
- Government records control licensing facts. Brokerage, agent, review-platform, award, and production claims are kept distinct; agreement across sources raises confidence but does not erase source limitations.