Michael Donovan, SRS,ePro,ASP
Theodore TJ Johnson Broker
Donovan Realty, LLC
7485 Balmore Dr. SW
Sunset Beach, NC 28468
Office Phone: (910) 575-4567
Fax: 910-575-4567
Cell Phone: (910) 228-3732
TJ Cell: (910) 233-0489



Get it done with Donovan



We are licensed in both North and South Carolina.  We serve the real estate needs of Brunswick and Horry Counties.   If you are buying, leasing or selling a home in the Myrtle Beach area, please contact Us by phone or email.

Mike is ePro certified bringing you innovated marketing on the internet as well as a Seller Representative Specialist and an Accredited Staging Professional Real Estate Agent. 

We are experts in beach property, golf course communities for both real estate sales and real estate rentals.


  • Enthusiasm working for you
    Helping people make one of their most important decisions is a serious responsibility, but something that I enjoy doing. This enthusiasm and hard work will benefit you and help reduce the stress and anxiety often associated with real estate transactions.
  • Established Credibility
    I have over 20 years of experience and knowledge working in this industry. In addition to residential sales, I have expertise in leasing, property management and 1031 exchanges.

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