Leelanau County Homebuyer's Guide
I have made this guide available to give you an idea of wide range of activities and services available in Leelanau County, Michigan. Enjoy your exploration and if you have any questions, please call or e-mail me.

Michigan Tax and Millage Information
Click here for tax and millage info (Scroll down to page 78 for County: Leelanau) in Adobe PDF format.

Community

Detailed information about the Leelanau County villages of Leland, Suttons Bay, Glen Arbor, Northport, Empire, Omena, Lake Leelanau and Peshawbestown and nearby Traverse City. Also included is area public, private and other educational information.
Outdoor Activities

Information about opportunities for exploration of the natural world as well as outdoor sports & activities.
Cultural Resources

From the world class calendar of musical guests at Interlochen to the many galleries of Leelanau County, you'll find that the area offers a wide range of art and musical experiences to suit every taste.
Retirement Information

A number of factors make the Leelanau area the ideal location for your second or retirement home.
About Leelanau County

General information about the "Land of Delight" and a map of the County.
Services & Business

Information about area services and links to businesses and business resources in the area.
Where to Stay

When you are coming to the area to visit potential homes, there are many fine lodging establishments. Here you'll find links to some of the best.
Leelanau Real Estate

A number of options to get more information about available homes and waterfront homes and waterfront, view and vacant land.
Contact Judy Levin

If you have any questions or comments, you can contact Judy by sending an e-mail to: judy@judylevin.com, by calling toll-free 1-888-568-2258, or by visiting the contact page.


I dreamed of living on Lake Leelanau or at least in Leelanau County for 30 years. When the last farmer sold his land for development in our neighborhood, my husband Shel and I said it was time to sell our house and leave our pharmacy business and build our home on the land we owned on Lake Leelanau.

We knew the area where we lived would never be the same again. You need farmland to make it a beautiful area. We lived in an apartment in Traverse City for 10 months while we built our Leelanau house. Shel found work with Rite Aid Pharmacy and I spent just about every day supervising the building of our dream home.

We moved in and within a matter of about three months my husband lost hearing in both ears. He got hearing aids, but it really did not help him that much. He said, “Well I guess we will have to sell our home because I can’t work the pharmacy when I just can’t hear properly.”

I had studied for my Real Estate license two years previously and had my license in a holding company. When my husband said that to me, I told him I would become a Realtor and take care of him. So I interviewed with all the real estate companies and found Coldwell Banker Schmidt had the best marketing for their sellers and the best education for their Realtors.

It is a family owned business and they gave me as much help as I needed to make a fast start. I was their Rookie of the Year my first year and have been a top producing agent ever since. I truly found my niche and a career that I adore. We came up north with no jobs and a determination to have one of those Leelanau Homes and live in this magnificent part of the world. We made our dream come true and so can you.

I believe a home is more than a house, it is a state of being. A home provides space and shelter not just for bodies, but for the human spirit. When I work with a family to purchase a new home that is the thought I keep in mind when I assist them in making their dreams come true.

Judy Levin, e-Pro Realtor
Leelanau County Specialist
Leelanau Homes For Sale
http://www.judylevin.com



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