01Coordinate two moves without assuming the dates will match
When selling one home and buying another, identify the date you need the funds, when you can move and whether either date is flexible. A private offer can be discussed around those priorities, but neither an enquiry nor a verbal estimate guarantees a closing. Confirm the actual dates and conditions in writing before making moving commitments.
02Use Martensville’s property and building resources
The City of Martensville provides property tax and assessment information, building and renovation resources, and property and building information. These are useful places to begin when gathering records about an addition or unfinished project. Explain which records are available and which still need checking; do not assume work is approved because a permit page exists.
Find Martensville property, tax and building resources
03Your starting checklist for a Martensville enquiry
We are based in Saskatoon. Before a visit, we confirm the property review, who will attend and access with you. Start with the practical facts below rather than preparing the house for public showings.
- The civic address and occupancy
- How this sale connects to your next move
- The work you do not want to take on
- A person authorized to arrange access