Angela McDaniel

Angie McDaniel brings an immense breadth and depth of experience to her clients in Northern Virginia. Her experience is unmatched. With 28+ years as a Navy spouse, raising 5 children during multiple deployments, and moving all over the country, she knows how to think creatively to solve any problem and execute real estate solutions swiftly. She has bought, sold, and managed her own homes since 1998 and knows firsthand the difficulty in finding quality property management as well as the challenge of selling when you are across the country or across the world! In 2013, she started Command Property Management, and later the Command Properties team, to bring a prominent level of service and excellence to the industry and to be the solution for others with the same challenges.
Angie’s 10+ years of experience as a trusted Realtor and Broker has garnered her a reputation as a mentor and advisor for other Realtors and a valued leader in real estate in Northern Virginia and beyond. Angie brings this experience and the team of resources she has built over the years to provide exceptional service to her clients. She values people first, honesty, integrity, hard work, and excellent communication. Her life experience and her commitment to ambitious standards and demanding work make her an invaluable resource to anyone needing management or buying or selling a home. You will be in great hands!
Command Properties is currently the preferred property management company in Northern Virginia for Keller Williams Realty in Alexandria, Arlington, and Tyson’s Corner. Angie is a member of the National Association of Realtors, Northern Virginia Association of Realtors, and the National Association of Residential Property Managers. She has a B.A. from San Diego State University in Liberal Arts and Sciences with a specialization in Communication. Aside from homeschooling her children for 10 years while constantly moving, plus starting a business as an active-duty spouse, her proudest accomplishment is raising five successful adult children and remaining a close-knit family despite the difficulties of the military lifestyle.