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 have spent the greater part of my life in Ohio. I grew up in Dayton, went to school at the University of Cincinnati, 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!
After living through 9/11, the anthrax scare, and the DC Sniper, we decided a move back to Ohio sounded pretty good. We moved to Dublin in 2004, and we have found Central Ohio to be a perfect fit for us and our two girls.
I know it sounds like such a stereotypical thing for an agent to say, but I am fascinated with real estate. It’s been that way for me since my wife and I were married in 1999 and started looking for our first house, and I’ve never been able to shake it. That’s why in 2016 I finally became a Realtor. I enjoy helping people realize their real estate dreams, whether that means buying for the first time, selling a long-time home, or anything in between. I got my start in real estate by flipping houses, which means I bring a critical eye when looking at a house, and I have developed a network of contractors, inspectors, and other real estate professionals who I happily refer to my clients, whether it be preparing for a home sale or long after a purchase.
I love to spend my free time hanging out with my family and friends, watching sports (go Bearcats!), performing Improv comedy, and occasionally working in my wood shop or playing pickleball or golf. As a former private pilot, I can also be caught from time to time staring into the sky to figure out what model of plane is flying overhead.
