Lydia Probert, Licensed Real Estate Agent

✨ Just Listed in Leduc ✨
Welcome to this stunning 2600+ sq ft home built in 2024 with a fully finished basement! Offering 6 bedrooms + 5 bathrooms, this is the perfect home for a growing family.
Just steps away from a beautiful lake + scenic boardwalk – the perfect spot for evening walks.
🍴 Open-concept kitchen with modern finishes, large island, and a second oven + kitchenette for effortless entertaining.
🎬 Finished basement for movie nights, hobbies, or a private guest retreat.
Triple car garage with room for all your vehicles, tools & toys.
This home truly blends lifestyle, luxury, and location in one incredible package!
📍 Leduc, AB
DM me today to book your private showing!

SOLD! 🏡✨
This stunning bungalow in the sought after community of Coloniale Estates is officially off the market!
A huge congratulations to my amazing sellers! I’m so happy I could be part of your journey and help you move on to the next exciting chapter of your life. 💛

We’re excited to present this stunning 1,700+ sq ft, 3 bed, 3 bath home—a true gem in a prime location! ✨

Perfectly designed and meticulously maintained, this home is ready for you to move in and make it yours. Featuring spacious living areas, modern finishes, and a functional layout, this is the one you’ve been waiting for. 🏡

Located near the Lewis Estate Golf Course with easy access to the Henday, you’ll love the convenience and charm of this neighborhood. ⛳🚗

Bonus: The basement is an unfinished dream with 3 large windows, 2 furnaces, and a separate entrance—perfect for creating your own legal suite or extra living space! 🌱

🔑 This one won’t last long! DM me for more details or to schedule a showing. 📲

Let’s talk about receiving a low ball offer. 😬

Receiving a low-ball offer on your property can be disappointing, but it's important not to stress and instead consider the following reasons for maintaining a calm and rational mindset:

Negotiation Opportunity: A low-ball offer is just the starting point for negotiations. It doesn't necessarily mean the buyer is not genuinely interested in your property. By engaging in a constructive dialogue, you can explore counteroffers and find common ground that satisfies both parties.

Market Conditions: Real estate markets fluctuate, and buyer perceptions of property value can vary. A low offer may be influenced by external factors such as market conditions, buyer's budget constraints, or recent comparable sales. Understanding the market context can help put the offer into perspective.

Appraisal and Financing: A low offer doesn't necessarily reflect the property's true value. Lenders will conduct an appraisal to determine the fair market value, and if the appraisal comes in higher, it can strengthen your position during negotiations.

Emotional Detachment: It's crucial to maintain an objective perspective and not let emotions dictate your response. Remaining calm and level-headed allows you to make informed decisions and negotiate effectively.

Your Realtor's Expertise: Rely on the expertise of your real estate agent. They can provide valuable insights, guide you through the negotiation process, and help you evaluate the offer's merits objectively.

Remember, a low offer is just one aspect of the negotiation process, and there is room for discussion and compromise. Assess your priorities, consult with your real estate agent, and approach the situation with a strategic mindset to achieve a favorable outcome.

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