Mike Myslinski is a dedicated real estate agent with Kelly +

Mike Myslinski - REALTOR - Kelly & Co Realty

Mike Myslinski is a dedicated real estate agent with Kelly + Co Realty, providing expert buying and selling representation across nine counties in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Born and raised in the Baltimore area, he leverages his deep local knowledge to assist clients with property transactions ranging from $40,000 to $1.5 million. Whether you are relocating or navigating a local move, he offers professional guidance grounded in lived experience rather than generic sales pitches. Specializing in both buyer and seller representation, Mike provides comprehensive services including property showings, offer negotiations, and real estate consultations. He maintains a proven track record with over 150 closed transactions, including more than 15 successful deals involving off-market properties that never reached the MLS. His expertise spans diverse markets, from the DC suburbs of Montgomery County to the unique community character of Lancaster County, PA. Clients can expect direct, transparent communication, as Mike personally handles every interaction without the use of call centers or assistants. With a 5.0-star rating based on 38 verified Zillow reviews, he is committed to a no-pressure approach that prioritizes your specific goals and timeline.

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Mike Myslinski is a dedicated real estate agent with Kelly + Co Realty, providing expert buying and selling representation across nine counties in...

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Ain't nothin' like the real thing—or something pretty close to it—for students of the justice program at the campus. The latest class of  brought a group of us to Dundalk Tuesday for an opportunity to train for "calls to service" first-hand. Our tasks? To respond to a domestic dispute in a bank, drugs found in a teenager's bedroom, a bar patron with a gun and a gas station patron ripping up magazines.  "You're always doing this!" Det. Jim Skidmore shouted at his scenario-wife Sarah Lentz, who began hitting him in a bank after he forget a check for the umpteenth time. Students-turned-officers responded by confirming their relationship and eventually charging Lentz with assault. Students based their actions on whether a suspect offered them reasonable suspicion, indications that something criminal was afoot, or probable cause, such as when a bartender or a parent serves as a witness.  See our photo gallery on the right for your own sneak peek at what a police officer's call to service can entail.

Ain't nothin' like the real thing—or something pretty close to it—for students of the justice program at the campus.

The latest class of  brought a group of us to Dundalk Tuesday for an opportunity to train for "calls to service" first-hand. Our tasks? To respond to a domestic dispute in a bank, drugs found in a teenager's bedroom, a bar patron with a gun and a gas station patron ripping up magazines.

"You're always doing this!" Det. Jim Skidmore shouted at his scenario-wife Sarah Lentz, who began hitting him in a bank after he forget a check for the umpteenth time. Students-turned-officers responded by confirming their relationship and eventually charging Lentz with assault. Students based their actions on whether a suspect offered them reasonable suspicion, indications that something criminal was afoot, or probable cause, such as when a bartender or a parent serves as a witness.

See our photo gallery on the right for your own sneak peek at what a police officer's call to service can entail.

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The justice program at the Community College of Baltimore County in Dundalk includes four staged scenario rooms to train its officers.