Danielle is an impressive realtor in many ways. We met her through a referral, and I'm grateful for it. You will be too. If you don't know her through a referral or from a trusted colleague, maybe this review can help you in your decision to engage her for your land real estate transaction(s). Danielle is thoroughly knowledgeable of land transactions, and in particular, in the Morgan Hill area up through the San Jose area where we have been working with her. Danielle understands how to engage with a client in a constructive way. Real estate transactions have ups and downs and unique challenges. Danielle has proven persistent throughout the process, riding those ups and downs. She has provided solid consultation and done a nice job working with us on an exciting site for our development. Finally, Danielle is also well connected and is a "connector". She enjoys putting together people of similar interests. She knows lots of people in this ecosystem to help you achieve your goals. And she is a pleasure to work with. Good luck on your next project with Danielle!

Guys, what a marathon. You both have my gratitude for getting this on the market and giving it exposure. Who knew the City of Livermore would be the buyer. Your whole package was outstanding and very professional. Thanks again.

“When the home you drew pictures of as a child and hoped and prayed for for decades appears on the market, probably with some pretty poor timing, you want a realtor who will make sure you get that home even if it means she has to personally go through he** and high water for you. While purchasing your dream home in theory should be a joyous experience, it has a high chance of turning into a tremendous dog fight that eats away at you till you feel like you have nothing left, especially when you are emotionally invested. You really need a realtor who you can unconditionally trust during these times to take the reins and make it happen. Danielle can be trusted like a best friend. She has the resources, a powerful network, creativity under intense pressure, and think-on-her-feet disaster circumvention skills that you need on your side.”