Daniel Mervar is an accomplished, disciplined Realtor, passionate about providing topnotch services to his clients and being a trusted agent in the real estate industry for the past 12 years. He is recognized by his clients as a key value add and go to resource with his knowledge, flexibility and responsiveness that exceeds client’s expectations consistently. Dan prides himself on his excellent communication skills to best serve his clients. Whether he helps finding the right home to fit your needs or getting top dollar for your existing home, he will work tirelessly to get results for you. This has earned him recognition, referrals and repeat business from his clients. Dan has an intimate understanding of Indiana’s real estate market. With his construction experience from flipping homes in the past and working for a builder, he looks at details in a home that others may miss. This experience also enables him to expertly guide clients through the home building process, offering unique perspectives that ensures the clients’ requirements are met without compromise. Dan has helped over 55 clients build their dream home. Dan is an Indiana University grad and worked a number of years for a large corporation in customer service and marketing prior to real estate, which reinforces his exceptional skills to facilitate many successful transactions. Dan served our country in the United States Air Force, which helps him master his attention to detail and consistency in all that he sets out to do to benefit his clients before, during and after a sale. He is a valued member of the Century 21 Scheetz real estate family committed to helping others one successful real estate story at a time! Outside of real estate, Dan enjoys spending time with family, traveling, boating, and supporting our local sporting teams. It is important to Dan to be active with volunteer activities with his church, and has supported other organizations including Gleaner Food Bank, Feeding the Homeless, Habitat for Humanity and Riley Hospital for Children.
