Are your offers cash offers?
Most of our offers are cash. If yours is different, we explain it upfront. Sometimes one of our buying partners completes the purchase. We’ll tell you who before you sign.
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Cash home buyer questions: selling in Saskatchewan
Understand the practical trade-offs of a direct sale, how we work and what you should ask before signing.
Most of our offers are cash. If yours is different, we explain it upfront.
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Offers & selling costs
How do you decide what to offer for my house?
We consider comparable sales, the property’s condition, repairs, carrying costs and project risk. We buy as investors, so our offers are usually below full retail value. Ask us to explain the price and terms, then compare the complete offer with your other options.
Compare an offer with a listingCould I get more money by listing with an agent?
Yes. A listing reaches more potential buyers and may bring a higher sale price. Compare expected proceeds after the costs that apply to you, along with preparation, showings, conditions and timing. A direct offer may suit a seller who values less preparation and a simpler sale process.
Compare your estimated proceedsWill Pursuit cover my lawyer fees?
Pursuit normally covers both the seller’s and buyer’s lawyer fees. Who pays is agreed for each transaction and confirmed in the purchase agreement, including any agreed written changes.
Read the lawyer-fee checklist before comparing offersCan I sell my house if I still have a mortgage?
Yes. Having a mortgage does not by itself stop you from selling. In a typical sale, your lawyer uses the sale proceeds to pay your lender and arranges the mortgage discharge. Ask for a payout statement for the planned closing date, including interest, any prepayment penalty and discharge fees. If the sale will not cover the payout and other costs, speak with your lender and lawyer before committing to a sale.
See the mortgage payout example and closing stepsWhat costs should I compare before choosing an offer?
Compare the sale price with your actual costs, such as any agent commission, repairs, legal fees, mortgage payout charges and carrying costs until closing. These vary by sale. Ask the relevant professional for your figures and confirm what each buyer will pay in the written agreement.
Use your own numbers in the calculatorIs the tax assessment the same as your offer?
No. A municipal assessment is used for property taxation. A purchase offer reflects the property, its condition and the proposed transaction. Compare an actual written offer with other available selling options.
Look up selling termsRepairs & belongings
Can I sell my Saskatchewan house as-is without repairs?
Yes, you can discuss selling to Pursuit in its current condition. Tell us about known problems so we can review the property and price the work. You do not need to renovate before asking for an offer; the condition and anything left behind should be clear in the purchase terms.
Explore selling as-isShould I fix the house before asking for an offer?
You can ask for an as-is offer before spending on repairs. Compare it with the likely costs, time and uncertainty of doing the work and then listing. A repair estimate and advice from a local agent can help you assess whether the extra work fits your priorities.
Use the repair-decision checklistCan I leave furniture or unwanted belongings in the house?
Possibly. Identify what you want to keep and what you would prefer to leave. Any cleanout agreement and cost should be written into the purchase terms. Keep important documents and personal items separate before you hand over possession.
Discuss a house that needs a cleanoutVisits & closing
How quickly can a Saskatchewan house sale close?
Our usual closing timeframe is 7 to 14 days when the property review, agreement, title and legal work are ready. We can also discuss a later date. Your written agreement sets the date; timing is not guaranteed.
Understand the steps before closingCan I choose a later closing date?
Yes, we can discuss a later date that suits your plans. The buyer and seller must agree to the date in writing; availability and legal readiness still matter. Tell us about your move and preferred possession date at the start.
Plan a sale around your moveDo I have to visit an office or arrange public showings?
No office visit is needed to start. Contact us by phone or online. We are based in Saskatoon and arrange property visits with you; access and attendance are agreed before a visit. A direct purchase does not require a public listing or open house.
See how we review a propertyCan I sell if I have already moved away?
Yes, the first conversation can happen remotely. Tell us who has access and when a visit can be arranged. Your lawyer can advise on signing and closing from another location.
Explore selling from another cityRentals, estates & land
Can I ask for an offer on a house with tenants?
Yes. Tell us that the property is occupied and share the tenancy and access situation at the start, without putting tenants’ personal details in the enquiry form. Occupancy affects the review and purchase terms. Get advice on your obligations before promising vacant possession or changing a tenancy.
Explore selling a rental propertyWhere do I start with an inherited Saskatchewan house?
Start by confirming who has authority to act for the estate with the estate’s lawyer. You can also discuss the house’s condition, belongings and possible timing with us. An enquiry is not an agreement to sell, and the legal steps depend on the estate.
Find official estate and title resourcesDo you consider vacant houses?
Yes. Tell us how long the house has been empty, its condition and who can provide access. Discuss any known damage or maintenance concerns during the review, and compare the costs of keeping the property with your available selling options.
Explore selling an empty houseCan I enquire about land without a street address?
Yes. For rural land, start with the legal land description, rural municipality, or nearest road and landmark. Pursuit considers lots, acreages and other Saskatchewan parcels; the property review and any offer depend on the land and purchase requirements.
Read about selling Saskatchewan landGetting started
What information do you need for a first enquiry?
Your name, mobile number and property address are enough for the short enquiry. We then discuss occupancy, known repairs and your preferred timing. Do not send identity documents, banking information or private estate records through the form.
Start a property enquiryDo you consider houses outside Saskatoon?
Yes, we consider properties across Saskatchewan, including Regina, Moose Jaw and other communities. Tell us the complete address so we can confirm the property review, access and buying arrangements for that location.
Ask about your property’s locationWho will actually buy my house?
Sometimes one of our buying partners completes the purchase. We’ll tell you who before you sign. You can review the buyer, price, conditions and closing date in the purchase agreement with your own lawyer before deciding.
Meet Pursuit of PropertiesDoes sending an enquiry commit me to selling?
No. You can ask questions, compare alternatives and seek independent advice. Sending an enquiry does not commit you to a sale. A purchase agreement is a separate decision, so read its terms and get advice before you sign.
Compare your selling optionsFor legal, tax or tenancy decisions, get advice for your circumstances. Find official homeowner resources.
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Tell us about the property and your timing. We explain any offer before you decide.