Danny Lee has been a dedicated REALTOR® serving Northern Virginia since 2013. With a background in chemical engineering, he applies an analytical and strategic approach to every transaction, helping buyers find their dream homes and sellers maximize their property’s value. His calm yet persuasive negotiation style, strong marketing expertise, and commitment to client success have earned him a reputation for integrity, responsiveness, and attention to detail.
As a member of NVAR, VAR, and NAR, Danny stays ahead of market trends to provide his clients with informed, strategic advice. His relentless dedication to excellence has resulted in notable achievements, including being honored in the NOVA Real Producers’ “40 Under 40” Class of 2023, achieving Platinum Membership in the NVAR Top Producer’s Club (2020-2024), and successfully closing over 70 million dollars in sales. Many of his clients return for future transactions and refer friends and family, a testament to the trust and relationships he has built.
In addition to his real estate career, Danny worked as a patent examiner at the USPTO from 2008 to 2025. He also shares his passion for personal finance and financial independence through his blog, LiveFrugaLee.
Outside of work, Danny enjoys traveling with his wife and kids, being outdoors, and playing sports. Whether you are buying or selling, he brings the expertise, strategy, and dedication needed to help you achieve your goals.
Feel free to contact me realtordannylee@gmail.com if you have any real estate questions or if you need help listing or buying a house.
Here are some of my previous transactions of properties I’ve helped buy or sell.
Below are some blog posts I’ve written about real estate to answer some of the most common questions I get as a realtor and to provide some general information about real estate:
I discuss the usefulness of an escalation addendum in a seller’s market:
Should I Use an Escalation Addendum in a Seller’s Market?
I discuss whether you should waive a home inspection in a seller’s market:
Should I Waive a Home Inspection in a Seller’s Market?
Here are some tips for buying a house in a seller’s market:
Tips for Buying a House in a Seller’s Market
If you’re currently renting and are on the fence about buying or continuing to rent, read this:
Should You Rent Or Buy? Thoughts From A Realtor
If you’ve decided to buy and this is your first time, read this:
Homebuying 101: A Quick Guide For First-Time Homebuyers
I’m creating some resources for new agents. Here’s one where I talk about where I found my first 50 clients:
Where I Found My First 50 Real Estate Clients
Some people are completely fine paying the minimum payment on their mortgage. It is usually the cheapest money you can borrow. If you’d rather pay your mortgage down a little faster, this is the post for you:
10 Ways to Pay Off Your Mortgage Faster
Mortgage rates vary day by day. Read this to find out how much of a difference it makes in real dollars:
How Much Does a 1% Difference in a Mortgage Rate Make?
Some people rule out condos from their home search right away. But are they really that bad? I’ve owned multiple condos before, and they do have their place. Read this to find out what condo fees pay for and decide if a condo is right for you:
Are Condo Fees A Waste Of Money? A Defense of Condo Fees
Dave Ramsey has some strict guidelines for who should and who shouldn’t buy a house. Do you meet his guidelines? Read this post to find out:
Dave Ramsey’s Guidelines for Buying a House
Once the buyer and seller agree on a price, it usually takes another 14-30 days to close. Why does it take so long? Here’s why:
How Long Does It Take to Close on a House?
I do accept guest posts about real estate. Here’s a guest post about renting or buying:
Is it Cheaper to Rent or Buy? by Jen Riner