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Kyle Byrne is a REALTOR® and Broker Associate with Schuler Bauer Real Estate Services, serving buyers and sellers throughout Corydon, Harrison County, and Southern Indiana. Kyle helps clients with home purchases, home sales, land and acreage, first-time home buying, rural properties, and VA home purchases. Known for responsive communication, local market knowledge, and a straightforward approach, Kyle works to make the real estate process clear and manageable from the first conversation through closing. Kyle serves clients across Corydon, New Albany, Georgetown, Floyds Knobs, Jeffersonville, Lanesville, Ramsey, Sellersburg, and surrounding Southern Indiana communities. Learn more at myrealtorkyle.com.
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1711 N Old Highway 135, 47112, Corydon, United States
- 8129722023
- kylebyrne@schulerbauer.com
- myrealtorkyle.com
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