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What Our Clients Say
Knowledgable and Client Focused Agent
Liz and her Team are wonderful to work with! Her knowledge of the market is unmatched, which allowed us to list our property perfectly for maximum price and quick closing. Liz and Team are social media savvy and use it strategically to maximize eyeballs on our listing. They are very client focused so you receive frequent updates and provide visibility into our progress and next steps. This was an amazing experience.
Liz is Awesome!
I can sum up Liz Holterhaus in one word “Awesome”..I have know Liz for over 25 years both as a friend and as a professional. Have done several buying and selling transactions over the years!!!…all have been great experiences. I trust her in every step of the way!!!
How many transactions???
Seven!! And, being an out-of-towner
we were glad and grateful to have her experience locally to take care of issues that ALWAYS arise when buying or selling. Liz is a valuable resource if you are thinking about or if you already own OBX real estate.
Thanks for being there for us!
From The Blog
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The Stovepipe Hat Shipwreck Legend
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Shipwrecked in a Storm | The Saxon’s Final Battle
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Enhance Your Garden with Classic Windowbox Style Flower Boxes
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