MARK CORWIN
Going into my 9th year of Real Estate and with a Bachelor of Science in Education, I have done a little bit of everything which brings the kind of experience needed to be successful in the Real Estate Industry that actually produces results. I have experience as a secondary education instructor, athletic director, owned my own restaurant for 4 years, ran golf courses, hunting clubs, including the recruitment of new members, business development, online hunting reservation systems, and running marketing programs within in the growing mobile industry.
I love to hunt (harvested a rare 6 bearded turkey), fish and have 4 children, Tarin, Jay, Carson and Ragin and three grandchildren, Bo, MAC and Tino. I love to watch my kids participate in athletics and enjoy the great outdoors.
My wife Tara and I have been married for 30 years and enjoy spending time on our own 20 Acre Farm as well as on her father’s property’s in Northern Missouri where they are deeply rooted in farming.
Mark’s Properties
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Ray County, MissouriIf seclusion is what you are looking for, look no further! Approximately 1 Hour from Kansas City, MO and 15 Minutes from Richmond, MO! Tucked away 700 Feet off road sits this 1800 Sq. Ft Earth Contact Home on 20+/- Acres of timber and pasture! 3 Bed / 2 Full Newly Updated Baths, Beautiful wood floors heated in master bath and kitchen, wood ceiling with Stone Living Room wall, rural water, Electric AC / Heat Pump, . Approx 7 acres of fully fenced pasture with a lean to for cattle or horses. 2 Ponds with one being a 1/2 Acre20± acres$390,000
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DeKalb County, MissouriWelcome to this stunning property located in DeKalb County, MO, offering a serene and picturesque setting on 3.3 acres of land. This fully updated home boasts 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, providing ample space for comfortable living. One of the standout features of this property is the inclusion of solar panels, which were installed in 2021. These panels contribute to a sustainable lifestyle while significantly reducing electricity costs. During the summer months, they generate approximately half of the electricity required for the home, and even during winter, they still provide around a quarter of the power needed3.3± acres$310,000