About Erin Hanhauser
"The Best Move You'll Ever Make!"
Erin has lived in Charleston for nearly 21 years. She is a native of the Washington D.C. metro area and a graduate of the College of Charleston. Erin began her residential real estate career in 2007 at Daniel Island Real Estate where she worked closely with custom home builders and residential buyers and sellers from across the country. In 2010, Erin began to sell residential real estate for Keller Williams Realty and later moved her license to The Real Estate Experts of Charleston. Erin also has experience working as a paralegal for a foreclosure defense attorney from Mt. Pleasant, SC. In 2013, Erin’s husband took a job which required them to temporarily re-locate to Knoxville, TN. For almost two years, Erin worked as the Property Manager for a commercial real estate firm called Trotter & Company. In addition to overseeing the Property Management, Erin also handled much of the office administration, supervised one maintenance tech and worked as Project Manager on up-fits and build-outs. In 2016, Erin went to work for Radekopf & Associates, a Charleston-based Residential & Commercial Real Estate Firm. In 2020, Erin joined Island House Real Estate.
Her expertise in the legal and both residential & commercial real estate industry, are a true asset to our team. When she is not selling real estate or leasing retail property, Erin enjoys volunteering at Habitat for Humanity and traveling with her husband, Martin. Erin has several designations which include; Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE), Short Sale Foreclosure Resource (SFR) and Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE). Erin is also a member of the following professional organizations:
SC, Charleston Trident Association of Realtors (CTAR)
Member of The National Association of Realtors (NAR)
Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS)
Zillow/ Trulia Premier Agent
Member of Commercial Real Estate Women Network in Charleston, SC - (CREW)
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