Need to sell your house fast in Saskatoon? We buy houses as-is and arrange in-person property visits with you. Our usual closing timeframe is 7 to 14 days when the agreement, property review and legal work are ready.
Most of our offers are cash. If yours is different, we explain it upfront.
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For a property in Saskatoon. We buy as investors. Our offers are usually below full retail value.
Pursuit of Properties is a home-buying company based in Saskatoon. We buy Saskatoon houses as-is, including houses that need repairs, inherited homes, rentals and empty houses, and most of our offers are cash. Carter McNaught or the Pursuit team meets you at the property in person. Closing is usually 7 to 14 days once title and legal work are ready, and we explain who completes the purchase before you sign.
Yes, if a direct purchase is a fit. We buy Saskatoon houses as-is, so you do not need to repair or stage before we visit. Closing usually takes 7 to 14 days once the property review, agreement, title and legal work are ready; if title clears sooner, it can sometimes be a few days. Timing is not guaranteed, and your written agreement sets the date. Most offers are cash. If a buying partner completes the purchase, we’ll tell you before you sign.
We start with what the house could sell for once it is fixed up, then subtract the real costs and risk we take on. We walk you through our numbers so you can compare them with listing.
Want full market value? If your house is in good shape and you have time, listing with a realtor is usually the better route. We will tell you that honestly and can connect you with a local realtor.
Compare with listing using your own numbersThere is no fixed percentage or formula. Every house is different: your actual offer depends on the property, its condition, title and the market, and we explain each number before you decide.
Based in Saskatoon. We meet at your property by arrangement, with your permission. Start with the house as it is.
Call (639) 397-5999 ↗An enquiry starts a conversation. You can compare alternatives and get independent advice before signing.
Whether the property is your home, a rental or a house you no longer use, start with its current condition. A private sale can reduce the work of preparing it for public showings. We will discuss the property and your goals before outlining any offer.
Based in Saskatoon, we can begin with a conversation about the address, condition and a practical plan for viewing your property.
Pursuit is based in Saskatoon. We meet sellers at their properties by arrangement. You do not need to visit a storefront or prepare the home for public showings to begin a conversation.
A price is only one part of the decision. Compare the proposed closing date, conditions, costs and what you would need to do before possession. Ask who will complete the purchase, and review the written terms before deciding.
Use five questions to compare any offer.
Compare your own estimates with the selling-cost calculator.
Share the information you already have. Missing details do not prevent an initial conversation, and a full renovation budget is not needed to begin.
Based in Saskatoon. Considering properties across these communities, with the location and property reviewed before any offer.
Have information about additions, basement suites or unfinished renovations? Share what you know. City records can help clarify the property before an offer is finalized.
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You can explore selling as-is without completing renovations first. Share known condition issues so we can assess whether a purchase is a fit. Compare any offer with listing by considering expected net proceeds, repair and selling costs, conditions and timing. An inquiry does not guarantee an offer.
Start with the address, occupancy, known repairs and your preferred timing. Include existing reports and what you know about additions or suites. You do not need a full renovation budget or every document before an initial conversation.
We consider comparable sales, the property’s current condition, anticipated repairs, carrying costs and the project’s risks and return. A direct offer can be below a potential retail sale price. We will talk through the offer so you can compare the trade-offs.
Often, yes, if the house is in good shape and you have time. Listing with a realtor reaches more buyers and may bring a higher price. A direct sale to Pursuit usually makes more sense when the house needs work, or you want to skip repairs, public showings and a long sale. Compare what each option leaves you after costs.
Both. Sometimes one of our buying partners completes the purchase. We’ll tell you who before you sign. The agreement you review with your own lawyer shows it in writing.
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.
No. An enquiry is a request to talk about your property, not an agreement to sell. You can ask questions, compare your alternatives and obtain independent advice before signing a purchase agreement.
No. Pursuit is based in Saskatoon and meets sellers at their properties by arrangement. Start by phone or with the enquiry form so we can discuss the property and the next step.
Tell us about the property and your timing. We explain any offer before you decide.
