Mark VanHouten is a Nebraska native with a background rich in outdoor recreation, ag & residential property sales. Before real estate, he obtained a degree in Agribusiness Management from the University of Nebraska at Kearney and spent nearly 15 years with Cabelas in various management positions around the Midwest. Working for Cabelas instilled in him the simple principle to always put your customer first!
When working with Mark, you can expect a hard-working, trustworthy and dedicated agent who will help you navigate the property selling/buying process with confidence. Mark is realistic and can assess a property to find its hidden potential, giving his clients peace of mind when its decision time. His background and experience as a self-driven outdoorsman, has created an expansive network and lends itself well to getting your property sold!
Mark, his wife DeAnn, and his two sons, enjoy hunting, fishing & camping every opportunity they get. This proud father also loves coaching youth baseball and teaching kids about the outdoors in his spare time.
Mark currently holds a Kansas, Missouri & Nebraska Brokers real estate license, is a member of the National Association of Realtors, Kansas Association of Realtors, Heartland MLS and holds an e-PRO designation. Having the love and respect for the outdoors, he is also a supporter of Pheasants Forever, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Ducks Unlimited and the Quality Deer Management Association.
Reach out to Mark for sound advice and dedicated service when youre ready to buy or sell your next property!
Mark specializes in recreational & agricultural land real estate sales, residential, rural residential, recreation, hunting, land, hobby farms and agriculture transactions.
Areas served include Kansas, Missouri & Nebraska.
Mark is most familiar with the local real estate markets within and around the following zip code areas. See other realtors that service the same areas by clicking: 66013, 66031, 66053, 66061, 66071, 66083, 66085, 66222, 66223 & 66224
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