Originally from Boone, North Carolina, I made Knoxville my home after graduating from Appalachian State University with a degree in Business Management and Human Resources. My education gave me a strong foundation in organization, negotiation, and communication—all essential skills for succeeding in the fast-paced world of real estate.
Unlike many in the industry, real estate isn’t just a job for me—it’s my passion and full-time career. It’s an opportunity to serve the Knoxville community, help families and individuals achieve their goals, and build meaningful relationships along the way.
When I’m not helping clients find their dream homes or achieve top-dollar for their properties, you can find me spending time and going on outdoor adventures with my wife, Erin. Whether it’s mountain biking, fly-fishing, wakeboarding, hiking in the Smokies, or exploring local neighborhoods, I love staying active and appreciating all this vibrant city has to offer.
I’m also deeply involved in giving back to the community. Through my work with organizations like Knoxville Fellows and Young Professionals of Knoxville, as well as mentoring high school students at Fulton High and through my church, City Church, I strive to make a positive impact and invest in Knoxville’s future.
Corey was extremely helpful during our home search. We didn't know what we were doing so we had lots of questions and concerns for him and he went out of his way to explain and answer them...
Corey was great! He took the time to show us any house we inquired about and helped us find our dream first home!
Corey & his team are OUTSTANDING. Corey was extremely responsive, transparent and flexible throughout the entire home-buying process...
Corey is truly the best! Throughout the entire process, he was knowledgeable and encouraging. He handled everything and did so with integrity, efficiency, and ease. Corey genuinely cares about his clients, and I felt like I had someone on my team the whole time. If you are looking to buy or sell a home, I could not recommend someone more!
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