WHY SHOULD CLIENTS CHOOSE SHANE YEARIAN

Congratulations to Shane Yearian on being among Trophy Properties and Auction’s TOP PRODUCERS!  Shane ranked #2 in 2020.

Shane has been selling land since 2006. He has a great work ethic and loves helping buyers and sellers reach their real estate goals. Buyers love working with Shane thanks to his hunting experience of over 30 years, as well as 15 years of land development. Shane won’t just sell you a farm: he will help you long after the sale with food plot locations, creating a better habitat for animals, lake or pond locations, and much more.

Sellers love working with him because of his years of experience in helping them sell their farm fast and for market price. Shane doesn’t just send his clients to a farm and tell them to walk it. He will walk along with you, answering your questions and providing valuable insight into the land.

SHANE YEARIAN’S BACKGROUND

Shane loves everything about wildlife and the outdoors and he can thank his dad for his passion for hunting, starting at the age of eight. After earning his degree from Eastern Illinois, Shane landed his dream job with PSE Archery in Tucson, Arizona. There, he worked in their marketing and video production departments designing catalogs and ads but most importantly to Shane, traveling the world as PSE’s head cameraman for their television show. Visiting countries like Australia, Mexico, Canada, and Africa and meeting people from all walks of life while seeing and hunting animals usually seen on TV or in dreams was a once in a lifetime experience.

Wanting to start a family and build a better future, Shane obtained his real estate license in 2006. He brought his love of hunting and combined it with his love of the land to help others find that piece of heaven. In the last 15 years, Shane has helped hundreds of people sell and buy their farm. With almost $100 million in sales, it goes to show that loving what you do and understanding hunting and the outdoors is a great combination.

ADDITIONAL INFO

Shane loves hanging out with his wife and two little girls. He also runs a non-profit with his family, called Borrowed Time 151, to raise money and awareness for SIDS research.