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Frequently Asked Questions

How to start the home buying process with Edmonton Property Finders?

The process begins with an initial consultation to determine budget, desired location, and key features. Buyers are then set up with listing alerts, home tours are scheduled, and full support is provided through offers, inspections, and final closing.

Which areas are serviced in and around Edmonton?

Service areas include Edmonton and nearby communities such as Beaumont, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Mill Woods, St. Albert, Leduc, Devon, and surrounding rural regions.

Is mortgage pre-approval required before starting the search?

Pre-approval is highly recommended. It helps determine an accurate budget and strengthens the offer during negotiations in a competitive market.

Is support provided for first-time home buyers?

Yes. First-time buyers are guided through every stage — from understanding the market and securing financing to closing the transaction smoothly.

What is the current state of the Edmonton real estate market?

Market conditions vary based on seasonality, interest rates, and inventory levels. For the latest insights on whether it’s a buyer’s or seller’s market, it's best to request a market update directly.

What services are included when selling a home?

Selling services include home valuation, professional photography, MLS® listing, digital marketing, open houses, staging advice, and skilled negotiation support.

How to determine a property’s value before selling?

A complimentary Home Evaluation or a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) can be requested to determine an accurate and competitive listing price.

How long does it typically take to sell a home in Edmonton?

The time frame depends on pricing, condition, and current market conditions. Some homes may sell within days, while others could take several weeks.

Are virtual tours or video walkthroughs available for properties?

Yes, many listings now include virtual tours or video walkthroughs to make it easier to explore homes remotely. For properties without them, private video showings can often be arranged upon request.

What should be expected during a home inspection in Edmonton?

A typical home inspection in Edmonton covers the structure, roof, plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC, and overall condition. Any issues found may lead to renegotiation or repair requests before closing.

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New property listed in Zone 30, Edmonton

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New property listed in Zone 30, Edmonton

I have listed a new property at 1527 16 Avenue in Edmonton. See details here

Walk to park/school/transit/restaurants...North facing detached home offers ample light throughout the day. The main floor has a 9 ft ceiling, an upgraded kitchen with SS appliances, a decent sized living room, a rear dining area and a 2 pc bath. The upper level has 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, a laundry room and a bonus room. The fully finished basement has accessibility from side, with a private entrance. The basement has been developed with a bedroom, a full bath, a kitchen/living room and separate laundry. Landscaping has been completed and there is a rear concrete pad for parking 2 vehicles.

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