'Early Spring'January 16, 2026There were many encouraging signs for the housing market this week: lower mortgage rates are boosting demand for new and existing homes, December CPI (inflation) came
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"Making your real estate experience stress free, enjoyable (& painless) is my goal!" A veteran of the real estate industry of 30 plus years, Scott is also a licensed real estate instructor & associate broker. There are few situations he hasn't come across in his real estate career. As a past Secretary/Treasurer, Vice President and President of the Montgomery County Association of Realtors, he also held the position of District Vice President for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors. He is also is a past director for the Reading-Berks Association of Realtors Board and he's currently a member of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors Board of Directors. In addition, Scott was honored twice with the prestigious with Manager of the Year Award. If experience and knowledge are what you're looking for you'll find it with Scott Troxel!
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