Whether you’re downsizing, settling a parent’s estate, passing on the family farm, or selling a house with more work than weekends in it — Aaron Boone & the Heartland Auction & Realty Group help you figure out the right next step. Auction, traditional listing, or both. Straight answers, plain numbers, no pressure.

Aaron Boone, founder. Licensed Broker. 20+ years in Mid-Missouri, working
statewide.
Every property comes with its own story. Pick the one that sounds most like yours — we’ll take it from there. If none of them fit exactly, just call or text 573-687-4663. That works too.

Row crop, pasture, timber, hunting ground. Farms don’t sell like houses — they need a buyer who knows what a good stand of fescue is worth and why the fencerow matters. We reach those buyers across Missouri.
Most farm sellers prefer to text us or fill out a form first. We follow up on your schedule.


Moving to a one-level home, a condo closer to town, or a senior community closer to the grandkids? We’ll sell on your timeline — not the other way around.
Call or text 573-687-4663 and a real person will answer — every time.

Probate paperwork, a property you don’t live near, siblings with different opinions. We’ve walked small-town Missouri families through this before — and we’ll walk you through it too.
No decisions you aren’t ready to make.
Most people who call us aren’t just wondering what the house is worth. They’re figuring out what to do with Dad’s farm. Settling a mom’s estate from three states away. Sitting at a kitchen table the night after a funeral, trying to be fair to a sibling who sees it differently.
The property isn’t just a property. It’s a legacy, a family story, and a decision your kids are waiting on you to make.
We help with all of it — not as salespeople, but as neighbors who’ve done this a few hundred times. From Centralia to Fayette, Moberly to Mexico, Paris to Auxvasse — we know the towns, we know the buyers, and we know how property changes hands in small-town Missouri.
Waiting only leaves the house sitting empty and drives up tax bills, making your choice feel much harder. One honest conversation usually makes it easier.

Most companies push one of these. We offer all three and tell you honestly which one fits your property, your timeline, and your family. Even if that answer is “wait six months” or “you don’t need an auction — let’s just list it traditionally.”
Farms, land, estate property, commercial, homes needing work, unique properties
30–45 days to auction, close in 30
You want a firm date and an open, competitive bid
You commit to an auction date. Reserve options let you set a floor; absolute auctions mean the property sells day-of.
Move-in-ready homes with time to let the market find them
30–120+ days, buyer-dependent
Your home is ready to show and you're patient
You trade certainty for potentially higher sale price.
Sellers who want a firm date AND the option to take a clean early offer
Listed immediately, auction as backstop
You want both doors open at once
A little more coordination up front.
Call or text 573-687-4663 — no quote required, no sales pitch waiting on the other end.
From the first call to the closing table
Phone, text, or around the kitchen table. You tell us about the property. We ask a few questions and tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit. Costs nothing. Commits you to nothing.
What path makes sense (auction, listing, or hybrid), what timeline is realistic, what the property is likely to bring, and what our fee looks like. Read it over. Sleep on it. Ask anyone.
MLS exposure, targeted marketing, and real buyers — not a yard sign and a prayer. We handle the moving parts, coordinate with the title company and our brokerage partner, Juncture Real Estate, and hand you the check.
Most of our sellers never thought much about auctions before calling us. Here’s what the other side of the decision usually looks like.

To a neighbor’s son, two farms over, who’ll work the ground for the next twenty years. The price comes in above what a traditional listing would’ve appraised at because three bidders pushed each other up on auction day.
One conversation at the start. Clear roles. A written recommendation everyone could point to. The house sells for a fair number, the probate attorney gets clean paperwork, and the family Thanksgiving still happens.


Not the buyer’s. Not the market’s. Closing lines up with the new place being ready, the garage gets emptied without a clock running, and the first night in the new place doesn’t come with boxes still in the old one.
Word of mouth, mostly
Most of our business comes from people sent by the last family we helped. We think that’s how it should be.
“Aaron met at my convenience to get things started. We talked and he listened to my thoughts and we worked together to get things started. Great that he has connections and was able to get things moving overnight. Within hours of going out we had an offer. Aaron was able to walk through everything and keep things moving. Keeping things up with the title company and staying on top of issues to keep the sale moving helped me relax as we made it to closing. Thank you for everything, Aaron!”
“I can't say enough good things about my experience working with this incredible real estate agent. From start to finish, he demonstrated professionalism, integrity, and a genuine commitment to helping me navigate every step of the process... He never glossed over anything or pressured me into a decision—just honest, thoughtful guidance.”
“Aaron Boone did an outstanding job in assisting us in selling an estate property. His work was both professional and personal. I will highly recommend him to anyone.”
“Aaron Boone is the Mick Jagger of Real Estate! He knows his stage well. His advice is golden! He made selling my home in Fayette, Missouri so simple and stress-free... it sold in 24 hours and we got top $$$!”
You don’t have to know what you want to do yet. You don’t have to commit to anything. Pick whichever way feels easiest:
Real estate is our whole focus. In small-town Missouri, that covers a lot of ground.

Single-family homes, rural residences, lake lots. Whether it’s a restored bungalow in Mexico, a farmhouse in Audrain County that needs more than paint, or a ranch outside Fayette — we position it to sell. Fixes optional.

Row crop, pasture, timber, hunting ground. Centennial family farms and smaller tracts under 40 acres. We sell land, equipment, and legacy as one piece when that’s what the family wants.

Storefronts, mixed-use buildings, rental portfolios, small-town Main Street properties. Auctions work especially well for commercial assets because they create urgency and pull qualified investors in on a defined timeline.

Settling a parent’s estate? We handle the real estate side and coordinate cleanly with your probate attorney. Most families we work with on estates are handling this for the first time. We explain each step as we go.

Moving to something simpler — a patio home, a senior community, closer to the grandkids? The house sale is rarely the hardest part. We time the sale around your move, not the other way around.

Founder • Licensed Broker
The person you’ll actually be talking to
Aaron has lived in Mid-Missouri for more than 30 years and has spent over 20 years in the real estate industry. He’s sold starter homes, multi-generational farms, commercial property, and estate properties that sat unsold under three other agents.
What makes the conversations different is Aaron’s background beyond real estate — accounting, finance, and deal structure. So when you’re trying to figure out whether a 1031 exchange makes sense on inherited farm ground, or how to handle the tax side of an estate sale, he’s probably already thought about it.
The thing clients mention most: Aaron will tell you when an auction isn’t the right move. Should a traditional listing fit your situation better, he says so. If the timing just isn’t right, he will be honest with you. In fact, when another agent in the area is a better fit for your specific property, he will point you in their direction.
— Aaron Boone
Heartland Auction Group is based right in the “Heart of Missouri,” proudly serving clients across the entire state. While we regularly work in larger markets like Kansas City, Columbia, St. Louis, and Springfield when it’s the right fit, our roots run deep in Missouri’s small towns and rural communities. This is where we’re from—places where neighbors still know each other by name, where conversations at the local diner matter more than social media, and where trust is earned over time and still sealed with a handshake.
We help families throughout Missouri navigate auctions, real estate sales, estate situations, and farm and land transitions—often during some of life’s most meaningful moments, like downsizing or selling a home after the loss of a loved one. Because in those moments, it’s never just about the property—it’s about what comes next. At the end of the day, our work isn’t just about selling real estate. It’s about helping people start the next chapter—the right way for them.
Boone County. A tight farm community with strong ag ties. Farmland, in-town homes, and estate property make up most of our work here.
Howard County. Historic homes, ag property, and a steady estate pipeline. Worth the drive every time.
Callaway County. A steady mix of in-town homes, country properties, and small acreage.
Boone County. Growing residential market with rural acreage at the edges. We handle both.
Monroe County. Northern Mid-Missouri farm country. We reach buyers other firms don't.
Randolph County. Rural land and farm property — where buyer networks matter more than yard signs.
Audrain County. Ag land, in-town residential, and estate property. Strong working-farm community with buyers we've reached for years.
Randolph County. Farm and land auction territory — and rising residential demand.
Boone County. Home base. We've sold more property within 20 minutes of this town than anywhere else.
Boone County. Small-town homes and country property, just west of Columbia. Quick to close on the right listing.
Callaway County. Small-town homes, farms, and the occasional unique property that needs auction treatment.
Boone County's biggest market. We handle residential and commercial work here when it's the right fit — but most of what we're known for happens in the smaller towns surrounding it.
No. Most properties we sell at auction are in good shape, owned by families who want a firm timeline and a fair market price. Auctions work especially well for farms, land, estate property, commercial buildings, and anything hard to comp — because the market sets the price in real time.
Typically 30-45 days to market the property and hold the auction, with closing 30 days after that. That’s a firm timeline you can plan a move around.
Our fee structure is transparent and discussed in our very first meeting. Often, the buyer pays a premium that covers the auction costs, meaning more of the final bid stays in your pocket. We outline all the math in writing before you sign anything.
Not unless it’s an “absolute” auction. Most of our sales are “reserve” auctions, meaning you have a protected floor price. If the bidding doesn’t reach a number you approve, you aren’t forced to sell. We talk through which method fits your property best.
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We regularly serve sellers and buyers across Boone, Audrain, Callaway, Cole, Monroe, Howard, Randolph, Cooper, Saline, and Pettis counties.
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