How do I choose a listing agent in Victoria, MN?
Pick the agent whose listings sell closest to their original list price, fastest, in your part of Victoria. Ask every agent for those two numbers before you sign.
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Mitch Scrimgeour and Meghan Radde of Mitch & Meghan, part of the Scrimgeour Group with eXp Realty, show you theirs on the first visit. Since January 2025, their listings have sold for 102.2% of original list price on average, in a median of 11.5 days.
What should I ask a listing agent before I hire them?
Ask every agent the same five questions, and expect real numbers and real examples in every answer.
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- What do your listings sell for compared with the original list price?
- What is your median days on market?
- How would you price my home against my own neighborhood, not the Victoria average?
- How will buyers find my home online?
- Who will actually handle my sale, start to finish?
If an answer sounds like "we're the top team in the area," ask for the numbers behind it.
What is a good list-to-sale price in Victoria right now?
Victoria homes sold for 99.9% of list price on average in August 2026, according to Redfin. Since January 2025, Mitch & Meghan's listings have sold for 102.2% of original list price on average.
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Their median is 101.6%. Of their 34 listings sold in that time, 26 went for the original list price or more.
Why does "original list price" matter?
Many sale-to-list numbers are measured against the last price, after any price cuts.
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Redfin's latest Victoria numbers show about 40% of homes had a price drop. A home that sells "at list" after two cuts still sold for less than the seller first hoped. Ask an agent which price their number is measured against.
How fast should a well-priced home sell in Victoria?
Victoria homes sold in a median of 34 days in August 2026, up from 22 a year earlier, according to Redfin. Since January 2025, Mitch & Meghan's listings have sold in a median of 11.5 days.
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A home that sits past the first few weeks tends to collect price-drop questions from buyers, so pricing right on day one matters more than it did a year ago.
Why does my neighborhood matter so much when pricing my Victoria home?
Every Victoria neighborhood is its own small market. A home in Laketown can't be priced off a sale in Deer Run, and a home in Watermark can't be priced off one in Huntersbrooke.
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Huntersbrooke's newer Robert Thomas and Stonegate homes sold around $1 million, so using them to price an established Watermark home would set the wrong number from day one.
How do I know if an agent will price my home right?
Ask them to walk you through the price before you sign: which homes they compared yours to, and why those and not others. If the answer starts with the Victoria median, keep looking.
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Here's how Mitch & Meghan do it. We walk through the comparable sales with you, line by line. We show you what buyers in your neighborhood are looking for and how your home will stand out. We give you a list of improvements that should net you more than they cost, and we study the homes you'll be competing against before your home goes live. Then we choose a price that brings buyers through the door.
Isn't the goal to sell my home fast?
The goal is to net you the most money, and a fast sale is often how that happens.
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A buyer who has to bid against another buyer will pay more than a buyer who is the only one at the table. Pricing to bring in several buyers in the first week puts you in that position.
Do Victoria neighbors trust Mitch & Meghan to sell their homes?
In Lakebridge, they do. Of the six Lakebridge homes that came on the market in 2026, Mitch & Meghan listed five.
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Four have sold, and all four sold at list price or more. The fifth came on the market in late October. When neighbors keep choosing the same team, it's because they've watched that team price homes on their own street right.
Does my listing agent know how to market my home online?
Ask to see it, not hear about it. Buyers start on Google and Zillow, and more of them now ask AI tools like ChatGPT and Google's AI answers.
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Your agent's job is to put your home in front of those buyers wherever they're looking. When we checked on Oct 25, 2026, Google's AI answer named Mitch & Meghan first for moving up or downsizing in Victoria, and their Google profile ranked first in the map results for Victoria agents, with the most five-star Google reviews of any team in Victoria.
Every home has one thing that makes a buyer want to live there, and Mitch & Meghan build the marketing around it. The same photographer and videographer shoot every listing, with drone footage and a floor plan. Your home gets ads on Google, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, with AI targeting, and a listing description checked with AI for the words buyers search on Zillow and Google. You also get a website page for your home and a mailer to your neighbors. Every Monday you get a written report with views, showings, feedback and our recommendation.
One seller put it this way in a Google review:
"They knew the market inside and out, gave us great advice, laid out a super thorough listing and marketing strategy that brought us multiple offers after the first day of showings!" (Katie A.)
Should I hire one agent or a team?
Ask who does the work. With Mitch & Meghan you get both of them on every sale.
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Mitch handles the numbers: pricing, marketing and negotiations, so you see real figures before you decide. Meghan handles the people side: planning and coordination, keeping the sale, the purchase and the move on track for your family.
Is the agent with the most sales always the best choice?
The agent with the most sales is not always the best choice for your home. A high sales count tells you an agent is busy, not how their listings did for sellers or who will handle yours.
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Compare results instead: what their listings sold for against the original list price, and how many days they took. Then ask how they would price and market your home in particular.
What if I need to sell and buy at the same time?
Choose an agent who has done it many times and will plan both sides before you list.
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Mitch & Meghan have closed 240 home sales, many for Victoria families moving up or downsizing, and they line up both closings so you only move once. Our Victoria moving up or downsizing page walks through the timing.
If you're interviewing listing agents in Victoria, put us on your list. Call or text Mitch & Meghan at (612) 720-5171, and we'll bring the recent sales on your street, our numbers, and a price plan for your home. If you're selling in Chanhassen instead, see our Chanhassen seller page. You can also start with what your Victoria home is worth.
Sources: Redfin, Victoria, MN Housing Market (data for August 2026; price-drop share as shown Oct 25, 2026). Mitch & Meghan listing results: Northstar MLS closed listings, January 1, 2025 through October 23, 2026 (34 sales). Lakebridge 2026 listings and Huntersbrooke note from Mitch & Meghan (October 2026). Marketing details and review from yourmplsliving.com/why-list-with-us. Google results checked Oct 25, 2026 (Google Search, personalization off, Victoria, MN).
