Katy Zirkelbach | Indianapolis Indiana Realtor

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Kelsey Archer

My fiancé and I worked with Jeremy to buy our first home and he was amazing! Buying a home for the first time can be intimidating but we were so comfortable reaching out to Jeremy with all kinds of questions and if he didn’t know the answer, he was quick to find out for us. He also really fought for us through the process to make sure we were getting the best deal possible. We definitely recommend him and his team!

Jose Portillo

Ryne was my realtor, very respectful and nice person. We had a great experience looking for our new home. Ryne and his team found exactly what I was looking for. The Heard Real Estate Team has a good team, I'm very lucky to have come across them. I will definitely recommend Ryne and his team to everyone I know. Thank you so much. Jose and Lorena Portillo.

Kelsi Jarvis

My husband and I have worked with Ryne Yszenga for two (soon to be three!) home purchases over the past few years, and we truly couldn’t be more pleased. Ryne has made each process smooth, stress-free, and straightforward. He’s always quick to respond, incredibly knowledgeable, and truly goes above and beyond to make sure everything runs seamlessly. We can’t recommend him enough for any and all of your real estate needs!

Cameron Haywood

Exp Realty will have to suffer this review as this must be an acceptable practice, but my experience with Aaron Jurek left me with no choice. Five years ago, I considered working with Aaron Jurek but ultimately decided against it due to his lack of experience. Recently, I gave Mr.Jurek another chance, thinking time had allowed him to grow professionally. Over the course of several weeks, we had ongoing conversations about selling my home and buying a new one. He was aware I was preparing to move forward, and even was to schedule a walkthrough of my property this week. Then, just as I confirmed I was ready to take the next step, I received a text saying that he and his wife Jennifer were now focusing their efforts in a different area—and that he’d be referring me to another agent. No real conversation, no warning, just a sudden exit after weeks of investment on both sides. That decision didn’t just come out of nowhere—it undermined the time and trust I had placed in him. After all this planning, to be dropped without any prior indication shows a lack of professionalism, foresight, and transparency. These are qualities that should have developed with experience, but clearly haven’t. This has set my efforts back significantly. Selling and buying a home isn’t something you approach lightly, and being abandoned at a pivotal moment is more than inconvenient—it’s disruptive and disheartening. A realtor’s responsibility is not only to guide clients, but to be upfront and dependable. I didn’t get that here. I hope he takes this as a reminder that clients deserve honesty from day one—not just when it’s convenient to bow out. Do better Aaron Jurek.