Devin O'Rourke

CENTURY 21 Colonial Real Estate

Hello,
First thank you for looking at my profile. I will start with a little information about myself. I have been raised in a real estate family, my Mother Jeanne has owned our company for the past 28 years and our company has been in Muncy, PA for the past 38 years. I have had a real estate license for the past 12 years as a full time agent. I have been the top or 2 nd in the office in production every one of my 12 years in the business. As of 2016 I took over as Broker at Century 21 Colonial and I am determined to keep growing our company and build upon what my family has done for the past 28 years.I live in Montgomery with my wife and four children on our farm where we enjoy hunting, fishing, farming and our animals or just being outside as much as possible. I have a back ground in construction and farming so I am no stranger to hard work. A lot of my clients use the construction back ground to their benefit by asking questions and knowing they are going to get an honest answer.I believe customers deserve the best in service and that is how I have built my career in Real Estate. I will treat you with honesty and integrity and promise you personal attention and results. Quite simply, you can expect success and straight forward talk when dealing with me.If you are serious about selling or buying residential homes, land, farms, commercial & industrial buildings and property development in the Lycoming, Sullivan and Northumberland Counties. Let’s do business; I can assure you with my experience you can expect success.


Member of the National Association of Realtors
Member of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors
Member of the West Branch Association of Realtors (served as board member)
Recipient of many Corporate Quality Service Pinnacle Awards (2011 to 2016)
Recipient of many corporate Gold, Silver and Bronze production awards
Recipient of the corporate Master Ruby production award (2013 & 2014)
Twice finished in top 100 in Pennsylvania Century 21’s for Adj. Gross Commission