Corey co-founded Diamond Acquisitions in April 2023 with one premise: the cash-buyer category in Texas was dominated by templated franchise pages and call-center wholesalers, and homeowners in distressed or non-standard situations deserved a buyer who actually picked up the phone, ran honest math, and closed when they said they would.
As CEO, Corey owns the underwriting framework — the model that turns a property’s condition, situation, and market context into a written cash offer the seller can rely on. That model is the reason Diamond can quote on a mobile home in Tarrant County, an inherited 1925 bungalow in the Azalea District of Tyler, a hail-damaged roof on a 1990s rental in Allen, or a Lake Granbury Pecan Plantation home with an airpark hangar — and not just on the templated 1970s Dallas suburb that the rest of the market chases.
Corey is named on the company’s Better Business Bureau profile alongside co-founder Patrick Anderson, and he is the person responsible at Diamond for the strategy decisions a seller would want to know are being made by a real, accountable principal — what markets the company enters, what kinds of deals it underwrites, and what standards it holds itself to.