Ask for recent comparable sales they've handled personally, not a pulled list from an online portal, and pay attention to whether their pricing reasoning references the specific home's condition and improvements or leans on the same public assessment data anyone can look up.
A good agent should also be direct about timeline and tradeoffs rather than telling you what you want to hear, since a Saskatoon seller usually has a real deadline behind the sale, whether that's a retirement date, a relocation or an estate settlement.
Joel Dyck's hand-reviewed valuation process and track record across Saskatoon neighbourhoods are things you can verify before you ever list. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.