PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Danielle O'Brien
www.parkwayrellc.com
Danielle M. O’Brien has been a real estate sales agent since 2008, and a Broker since 2013. Before real estate, Danielle spent 10 years in the technical divisions of a Boston financial giant. She obtained her Bachelors of Science (BS, 2002) Degree from Bridgewater State College focusing on Management, Information Systems, Accounting & Finance, and Mathematics. In 2009, she graduated from the University of Massachusetts Boston with her Masters in Business Administration (MBA). Danielle has furthered her real estate education by earning designations as an Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) and Short Sales & Foreclosure Resource (SFR). In 2018, she completed the Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) coursework, her At Home With Diversity (AHWD) certification, and obtained her Professional Coaching Certificate (PCC) from the University of Miami. Danielle is committed to training her employees and educating the community. She has taught multiple real estate related seminars in the Boston area. Though she works with all types of buyers and sellers, she specializes in VA transactions and has assisted over 50 Veterans and their families in buying, selling, or renting homes. She is both a homeowner and landlord.
PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE
Five Star Professional conducts market-specific research throughout the U.S. to identify service professionals who demonstrate professional excellence and provide quality services to their clients. The Five Star Real Estate Agent program is the largest and most widely published award program for real estate agents in North America, covering more than 40 major markets. Five Star award winners do not pay a fee to be included in the research or on the final list of award winners.
The Five Star Professional research team contacted thousands of recent homebuyers, consumers and industry leaders to identify Boston-area real estate agents who stand out in their industry and community.
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