About Dan Lang
Background-
Dan retired after 29 plus years in the Marine Corps as a Lieutenant Colonel. Originally enlisted, he rose to the rank of Staff Sergeant and then earned his commission through the MECEP program. He PCS'd/PCA'd more than a dozen times during his career and knows the stresses as well as ins/outs of buying and selling a home and moving.
Education / Professional Designations
Multiple Real Estate designations; Bachelor's Degree: The Citadel 1994; Masters Degree: Naval War College 2009
Professional Memberships-
Board of Directors- Central Carolina Realtor Association
Chair-Education & Technology Committee CCRA, Member of Grievance Committee and Professional Standards Committee
Central Carolina Realtor Association, South Carolina Association of Realtors, National Association of Realtors.
Above and Beyond -My goal with all of my clients is for them to leave the closing table and feel like the entire process was a stress free and enjoyable experience whether they sold the home or purchased the home. They leave the table knowing that I represented them well and they would look forward to using my services again if the requirement/opportunity for them to move again presented itself and that they are confident recommending me to other potential clients. Over the past 4 plus years I have either personally closed or directly supervised more than 1000 transactions and more than 195 million dollars in sales. "When it comes to Real Estate- Dan's the Man"
Specializations
I feel confident working any areas we serve and in my capabilities to represent my clients best interest. I would say my specialties are -Seller Representation, Military Relocation, First-time Home Buyers,Residential, Single Family Homes, New Construction, and Move-up Buyers.
Hobbies
My personal interests involve my family first, followed by my Harley Davidson, Golf, "fixing" things in the garage, or just spending time in the sunshine on a boat or in the yard.Integrity, Service, Performance
Both my clients and my agents know that I go the extra mile for them to ensure that they have a positive experience.
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