Buying an in-town home
Compare condition, layout, garage space, ownership costs and recent comparable sales. Plan financing and inspections before deciding which offer terms fit your situation.
Read the buyer’s guide →Maloney Real Estate · Yankton, South Dakota
Buying, selling or comparing a move to Yankton? Michelle is the Broker/Owner of Maloney Real Estate, serving Yankton and southeast South Dakota from the brokerage's Vermillion office.
South Dakota license #14315

Michelle founded Maloney Real Estate in 2013 and has 18+ years of experience as a Realtor across southeast South Dakota. That figure describes regional experience, rather than a count of years or transactions in Yankton alone.
Her work includes buyer representation, listing services and relocation. The Maloney team page introduces the brokerage and agents. For a purchase or sale in Yankton, start with the property type, location, timing and questions you need answered.
Published license number: Maloney Real Estate's team profile. Reviewed November 6, 2026.
Homes.com identifies Michelle Maloney of Maloney Real Estate as the last listing agent for 301 Greenview Drive, Yankton, and records a sale on June 5, 2026. This is a specific local example, rather than a claim that all of her regional sales occurred in Yankton.
View the public property record and agent attribution →Public record reviewed November 6, 2026. This sold property is an experience example, not an available listing.
Compare condition, layout, garage space, ownership costs and recent comparable sales. Plan financing and inspections before deciding which offer terms fit your situation.
Read the buyer’s guide →Start with a property-specific pricing review, preparation priorities and a marketing plan. Compare offers by financing, contingencies and closing terms as well as price.
Plan your home sale →Separate a water view from documented water access. Check access rights, shoreline permissions, road maintenance, utilities and insurance for the actual property.
Explore lake property questions →Bring well, septic, survey, easement, access and intended-use questions into the search early. Confirm parcel restrictions and utility details with the appropriate professionals and authorities.
Compare acreage considerations →Build a shortlist around your daily routine, budget and travel needs. Compare in-town homes, nearby communities and rural properties before narrowing the search.
Plan your relocation →Use the local guides to compare home types and locations, then visit the places that interest you. Confirm school enrollment and attendance boundaries for each address directly with the district.
Explore Yankton neighborhoods →Ask for recent examples involving your property type and price range. For a seller, ask how the agent selects comparable sales, prepares a listing and reports buyer feedback. For a buyer, ask how showings, representation terms, inspection questions and offer deadlines are handled. Review fees and responsibilities before signing an agreement.
For a lake home or acreage, ask who will verify access rights, permits, wells, septic and restrictions. Relevant specialists and public authorities help answer those questions; a citywide market statistic cannot.
Public profiles report different periods and service areas. Check the source before comparing sales totals or ratings, and ask for Yankton-specific examples when local experience matters to your decision.
Ask Michelle about your next move