Deborah Campbell

I have lived in Clay County my whole life. I know the hollows, the back roads, the creeks that come up in spring, and most of the people who will be your neighbors. That is what I bring to a real estate deal: a straight answer about a place, not a sales pitch.

Who I work with

About half of my clients are local families buying their first home, moving up, or settling an estate. The other half are people moving here from Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Florida, and the bigger Kentucky cities, usually because they want land, quiet, and a house that does not cost what it would back home. Both groups need the same thing from an agent: someone who will tell them the truth about the house and the road it sits on.

What you get

• Local knowledgeWhich roads the school bus runs, which hollows lose power first, where the creek comes up, and how far you really are from the hospital in Manchester or the Walmart in London.
• Help with rural propertyWells, septic, propane, gravel roads, easements, and surveys. I know the inspectors and contractors who understand them.
• Out-of-state buyers are welcomeI will video walk a house, line up showings across the county in one trip, and handle the details when you cannot be here.
• One person, start to finishYou talk to me, not an assistant or a team. I answer my own phone.

Serving all of Clay County

I sell homes, land, and farms in Manchester, Oneida, Goose Rock, Burning Springs, Red Bird, Horse Creek, Big Creek, and the rest of the county. Read my notes on each community, or go straight to the guides on buying, selling, and relocating here.