Elizabeth Rhodes
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145 Baltimore St, Cumberland, MD, 21502
DescriptionThis five-story commercial asset spans approximately 19,480 square feet and has served as a cornerstone of local commerce for decades. ...
Amount: $320,000
FOR SALE
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38 N Mechanic St, Cumberland, MD, 21502
DescriptionThis versatile 20,860 sf commercial building is well-positioned for a range of uses, featuring an existing elevator, on-site parking, and ...
Amount: $197,000
FOR SALE
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Brief Profile
Liz Rhodes is a highly experienced real estate professional affiliated with Coldwell Banker Premier, bringing 49 years of expertise in real estate sales, commercial transactions, and appraisal services. She holds an Associate Real Estate Broker license in Maryland (5480) and West Virginia (WVA230040262), along with Certified General Appraiser credentials in West Virginia (CG493) and Maryland (40002482). A Magna Cum Laude graduate in Accounting from Frostburg State University, Liz serves clients across Allegany County and Garrett County, Maryland, as well as Mineral County, West Virginia, with a strong focus on commercial real estate and appraisal work.
Liz is known for her deep market knowledge, integrity, and client-first approach. A former broker-owner of the largest real estate company in the region for nearly two decades, she offers unmatched insight into local market conditions, business opportunities, and valuation strategies. Her long-standing leadership in the industry is further reflected in her past presidency and board service with the Allegany County Chamber of Commerce.
Deeply rooted in her community, Liz has lived in Allegany County her entire life and remains actively engaged as Secretary of the Foundation for Frostburg State University, Secretary of the Western Maryland Health System Foundation, and a member of LaVale Baptist Church. She is dedicated to advising and assisting clients with honesty and care, always prioritizing their goals. Outside of real estate, she enjoys traveling, camping, Baltimore Orioles baseball, and spending time with her grandchildren.
Contact Liz today for expert guidance in commercial real estate, appraisals, buying, or selling.
Full Profile
Liz Rhodes is a highly experienced real estate professional affiliated with Coldwell Banker Premier, bringing 49 years of expertise in real estate sales, commercial transactions, and appraisal services. She holds an Associate Real Estate Broker license in Maryland (5480) and West Virginia (WVA230040262), along with Certified General Appraiser credentials in West Virginia (CG493) and Maryland (40002482). A Magna Cum Laude graduate in Accounting from Frostburg State University, Liz serves clients across Allegany County and Garrett County, Maryland, as well as Mineral County, West Virginia, with a strong focus on commercial real estate and appraisal work.
Liz is known for her deep market knowledge, integrity, and client-first approach. A former broker-owner of the largest real estate company in the region for nearly two decades, she offers unmatched insight into local market conditions, business opportunities, and valuation strategies. Her long-standing leadership in the industry is further reflected in her past presidency and board service with the Allegany County Chamber of Commerce.
Deeply rooted in her community, Liz has lived in Allegany County her entire life and remains actively engaged as Secretary of the Foundation for Frostburg State University, Secretary of the Western Maryland Health System Foundation, and a member of LaVale Baptist Church. She is dedicated to advising and assisting clients with honesty and care, always prioritizing their goals. Outside of real estate, she enjoys traveling, camping, Baltimore Orioles baseball, and spending time with her grandchildren.
Contact Liz today for expert guidance in commercial real estate, appraisals, buying, or selling.
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