Kylie Corrigan
Markus helped us purchase our first home back in 2018, so when it came time to sell, there was no question who we’d call. He was the first person we thought of, without hesitation. Here’s the fun part: We listed our home in May 2024 during a tricky market. Interest rates were rising, buyer demand was slowing, and we were up against a tight timeline due to tax considerations (thanks to the 2-out-of-5-year rule on rental properties). Early on, we received a solid offer. Markus advised it was strong given the market, but we passed. We thought we deserved more. Thought we could do better. I thought I had a better sense of the market, that the right buyer would see the same value we did in our beloved property. We waited. And then... nothing. Just crickets. I asked to pull the listing to “refresh interest.” Instead, it triggered a flood of outreach from other agents promising better marketing, quicker results, and “exclusive” buyers. I entertained a few, hoping for a shortcut—but quickly realized: none of that mattered. My trust and loyalty were with Markus—and he was already running the right playbook from day one. The most important thing in a client-agent relationship is trust. Markus didn’t just stick around, he kept showing up, kept advising, kept pushing. We staged, re-shot, and with our backs against the wall, he pulled off the unthinkable: not only securing a deal within our tight timeline, but successfully representing both sides of the transaction. That wasn’t luck. That was experience, skill, and relentless commitment. Trust him implicitly. Start there. It will save you from unnecessary worry and heartache—he won’t let you down. But dammit, give him the freedom to do what he does best. We don’t know better, even when we think we do.






