Notes from Dan

October 24, 2009

Dan is Now Affiliated with Long & Foster

I recently joined Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. (actually, re-joined), having last represented them in 2002.  With many outstanding programs and the area's largest support staff, I look forward to helping my many friends and clients with a higher level of real estate service. 

Always at your service!   

LF_REI_r

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November 15, 2008

Blog Update from Dan- Saturday, November 15th

With the recent name change for my blog to, "Northern Virginia Homes Guide (.com)", I hope to soon provide new and timely real estate news and data for our region.

Thank you for blogging.

Please note that there may be some pictures which are re-setting during this process.   

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