About Corey
My Mission
I guide people through buying, selling, or coordinating both with clear advice, steady communication, and honest leadership, so they feel confident at every step, and the process goes as smoothly as possible.
My Vision
To be the trusted guide in my community for major moves—known for making complicated transitions feel clear, steady, and well-supported, and for building long-term relationships that last well beyond the closing table.
About Corey
I grew up in Dayton, went to school at the University of Cincinnati (go Bearcats!), and then moved to the Washington, DC area—where I met my wife, who hails from Findlay. I like to say I had to move to DC to meet a nice Ohio girl.
We moved to Dublin in 2004 and have found Central Ohio to be the perfect fit for us. It’s home.
I’ve been fascinated with real estate since my wife and I bought our first house in 1999. I couldn’t shake it, so in 2016 I finally became a Realtor. I got my start flipping houses, which gave me a sharp eye for construction quality and potential issues—and helped me build a network of contractors, inspectors, and tradespeople I still rely on today.
My business is built on relationships and referrals. Most of my clients come from referrals—friends of past clients or people in my network—or from clients I’ve worked with before. I focus on move-up buyers and downsizers in Dublin and Northwest Columbus—people navigating the complexity of buying and selling at the same time—but I’ve closed over 140 transactions all across the Columbus area, including first-time buyers and families relocating from out of state. When you work by referral, you go where the relationships take you.
One of my favorite parts of this work is connecting people with the right person for the job. I’ve spent years building a list of trusted professionals—lenders, inspectors, contractors, even a few great restaurants for date night—and I love making those introductions.
When I’m not working, you’ll probably find me hanging out with my wife and friends, watching sports, playing golf (poorly), or performing improv comedy around town. I also have a wood shop I don’t get into often enough, and as a former private pilot, I still catch myself staring into the sky trying to identify whatever plane is flying overhead.
