Danielle Burton-Haselrig, Realtor, AHWD

Danielle Burton-Haselrig, Realtor, AHWD

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Expert real estate professional serving the twin cities and beyond. Specializing in relocation but loves to work with buyers and sellers from all walks of life.

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07/24/2026

Stop by this beautiful home tomorrow in Burnsville, MN! Can’t wait to see you!

07/24/2026

OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW!!

07/14/2026

Congrats to my buyers for having their offer accepted! Now on to our inspection!

06/03/2026

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06/01/2026

I’m not going to promise this will be the last change I make for my real estate business when it comes to logos, but in this moment it truly represents who I am and what I hope for the future. I thought about a dragon, a 20 sided di but a Sankofa bird seemed to just feel right. I definitely copied and pasted the following meaning from Google because it explains it better than I do.

“Sankofa is a word in the Akan language of Ghana that translates to “go back and get it”. It is rooted in the proverb “Se wo were fi na wosan kofa a yenkyiri,” which means, “It is not taboo to go back for what you forgot.”
The Meaning
Looking back to move forward: It represents the philosophy that we must understand, reflect upon, and draw wisdom from our past in order to build a successful future. Reclamation: It emphasizes the importance of reclaiming lost or forgotten pieces of history, tradition, and knowledge to inform our present actions.”

As some of you know and many others don’t, I have been through so many things throughout my lifetime— Good and Bad. I’ve learned to count every experience as a blessing because every single one of them taught me something and brought me to where I am right now. I’m still learning every day.

I’ve also recently felt like myself again. Which, is maybe a weird thing to say. I was always the weird kid- punk rock, skateboarding, guitar playing, ballerina that just didn’t really fit in anywhere. And in real estate for a long time at first I felt like I had to be someone more polished, more proper, more suit and tie. About a year ago, I decided that I needed to go back and find the me that I had lost through marriage, through children through relationships and friendships. So I did and I’m slowing reclaiming the person I was always meant to be.

So if you just want a nerdy, punk, that loves art and music and table tops games (obviously) and having fun kinda real estate rockstar, feel free to message me. Let’s take you on your next adventure and find what’s always been meant to be yours.

-Danielle Burton-Haselrig- Home Alchemist, AHWD
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05/21/2026
05/21/2026

The Home Alchemist powered by Coldwell Banker
I’m here to help with your real estate adventure.
From hobbit holes to castles and everywhere in between…
I’ll help you forge your journey and turn chaos into keys.

05/17/2026

🎨✨ 2026 Paint Color Trends Are Here ✨🎨

This year’s trending colors are all about warmth, comfort, and personality. We’re moving away from cold gray spaces and stepping into homes that feel inviting, grounded, and lived in.

🏡 Trending for 2026:
• Earthy Greens 🌿
• Moody Blues 🌌
• Warm Clay & Terracotta 🏺
• Buttery Neutrals ☁️
• Rich Jewel Tones 💎

⚔️ Homes & Havoc Tip:
Paint is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to completely transform a space. Whether you’re preparing to sell or making your new house feel like home, color can change the entire feeling of a room.

🎲 Pro Move:
Choose colors that make people feel something:
✨ Calm
✨ Cozy
✨ Clean
✨ Memorable

Because buyers don’t just purchase square footage… they purchase the feeling of living there.

What color are you loving for 2026?

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05/16/2026

A home inspector is basically the party member who checks the castle for traps before the whole team moves in.

Their job is to look at the home’s major systems and help you understand the condition of the property — things like the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, windows, insulation, and more. They’re there to help spot issues, explain maintenance needs, and give you a clearer picture of what you’re walking into before closing day.

No house is perfect — not even the legendary ones. The goal of an inspection isn’t usually to “pass or fail” a house. It’s to help you make informed decisions and know what repairs, updates, or future maintenance might be part of the journey ahead.

Your realtor will usually help guide you toward choosing an inspector based on experience, communication style, reliability, and what may fit best for your situation — unless you already have someone specific you’d like to use. A good agent has worked with many inspectors over time and can help connect you with professionals who are thorough, educational, and trusted in the field.

Your inspector, lender, and realtor all play different roles in the adventure, but when the team communicates well, the process tends to feel smoother and less overwhelming. The inspection is there to help protect you, educate you, and give you a stronger understanding of the home before moving forward.

Because in Homes & Havoc, knowledge is one of the best tools your party can carry into the quest for homeownership. 🏰🔎

Thinking about buying a home but not sure where to start with inspections? Let’s build your party. 🏰🔎

Whether you already have a trusted inspector or need help finding one, I can help guide you through the process and connect you with professionals who will help you better understand the home before closing day.

The goal isn’t just getting the keys — it’s making sure you feel informed and confident every step of the adventure.

Send me a message and let’s start your Homes & Havoc quest. 🗝️

05/16/2026

Buying a home isn’t a solo quest. Your lender is one of the most important party members on the adventure.

A good lender’s job is to help you understand what you can comfortably afford, explain your loan options in plain language, answer your questions without judgment, and help guide you through the financial side of the homebuying journey. They help make sure the numbers work so you can move toward the closing table with confidence instead of confusion.

But beyond the paperwork and pre-approvals… pay attention to the vibe.

Do you feel comfortable talking to them?
Do you feel heard when you ask questions?
Do they explain things in a way that actually makes sense?
Do they make you feel supported instead of rushed?
Do they respond when you need help?

The right lender should make you feel like they’re helping you win — not like you’re just another file on their desk.

And here’s the real magic:
Your agent and lender should work together like a well-balanced adventuring party.

Your agent helps you navigate the market, negotiate the deal, and protect your goals.
Your lender helps build the financial path to get you there.

When those two communicate well and truly work as a team, the entire process feels smoother, less stressful, and a lot less scary. A strong partnership between your agent and lender can help solve problems faster, keep timelines on track, and get you across the finish line with fewer surprises along the way.

Because in Homes & Havoc, the goal isn’t just unlocking the castle…
It’s making sure you feel supported the entire journey there. 🗝️🏰

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