About Liz Grosul
Born and raised in Northern Colorado, I bring deep community roots and a genuine passion for helping people find their perfect home. My background as a collegiate soccer player, 15-year personal trainer, and business owner has shaped my values of hard work, communication, and trust—qualities I carry into every real estate transaction.
Whether guiding buyers through the excitement of finding their dream home or helping sellers position their property for success, I am known for my dedication, market knowledge, and ability to make the process smooth and stress-free.
As a wife and mother of three, I understand the importance of finding a home that truly fits a family’s lifestyle. My goal is to create long-term relationships built on honesty, integrity, and results, ensuring my clients always feel informed and confident in their decisions.
If you are looking for a Realtor who knows Northern Colorado inside and out, and who will work tirelessly to help you achieve your real estate goals, I would love to be that resource for you.
Ready to buy, sell, or invest in Colorado real estate? Let's connect.
What sets me apart?
Liz is the best realtor in Colorado! She knows the area, listens to your needs, and genuinely cares about her clients! Best realtor ever!
Angie H.- Johnstown, CO
Professional, caring and yet will get the deal done. Serves all of Northern Colorado and would recommend her for your buy and selling needs!
Savannah C.- Ft. Collins, CO
Liz was the most patient, understanding of my situation, professional realtor. She was always there to answer my questions or just to take a call from me to reassure me of market conditions. She was very knowledgeable about the market and when to take appropriate actions. I highly recommend her for all your real estate needs.
Michele N.- Windsor, CO
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