The pieces that usually go wrong on a long-distance move are timing, not paperwork. A possession date that does not line up with a moving company's schedule, a new job's start date or a lease ending in another province turns a straightforward sale into a scramble, and it is easier to fix before an offer is signed than after.
Every Saskatchewan sale closes through a lawyer, who handles the trust funds, the title transfer and the adjustments regardless of where you are moving to, so the legal side does not change with distance. Budgeting legal fees of roughly $800 to $1,500 into the move is standard practice here.
Coordinating a sale around a move is a scheduling problem first and a real estate problem second. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.