Linda LeBlanc

When I was growing up, my parents took out a second mortgage and my dad painted houses on the weekends to send me to college. I was the youngest of four children and among the first in our family to attend college. My parents were determined to give me every opportunity with a belief that education was the cornerstone of success. But by the end of my second year, they simply ran out of money. So I had a choice:  Quit. Or figure it out and make it happen. 

Suddenly, I was focused and determined. Maybe it was a test of character or a matter of fate, but I sprung into action and applied for dozens of barely recognizable scholarships and took on four jobs to stay in school. I was a Resident Advisor, I wrote for the school newspaper, I worked in the University Financial Aid office and I was a part-time sales person at the local shopping mall.  In short, I figured it out and made it happen.

The "figure-it-out" mentality has fueled my career for decades since. As a Realtor, my commitment to helping my clients meet their goals means I will not slumber, stagger or fall when things are not perfectly in place for success. If there is an obstacle, I will find a way around it, over it or under it to stay on track. 

When you begin the journey to purchase or sell your home, your experience hinges on exceptional representation. It’s a time when you need to be heard. A time to share your goals and priorities. A time to set expectations, establish trust and seek uncompromising guidance.  

My experience has taught me how to listen and when to lead. I know how to focus on results and exceed expectations. Whether it’s project managing the perfect presentation for the sale of your home or tapping into the breadth of my agent network to stimulate both market demand and uncover a coveted supply of inventory, I know precisely when and how to maximize my experience to improve yours.

My experience makes your experience better.