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How do I get started selling my multi-family home in Rosewood?

Getting started selling a Rosewood multi-family means pulling the suite's permit history from the City of Saskatoon first, since Rosewood's newer stock generally has cleaner paperwork than an older neighbourhood, which should make this step faster than it would be elsewhere in Saskatoon.

Next, decide whether to market vacant or tenanted based on your likely buyer, gather current leases if occupied, and budget legal fees of $800 to $1,500 for closing through a Saskatchewan lawyer once an offer is accepted.

A recent home inspection, typically $400 to $600, is worth arranging before listing rather than after, since a clean report on newer construction becomes a selling point rather than a formality, and it gives you a chance to fix anything small before a buyer's inspector finds it.

With the paperwork in order, the last step is pricing the property against what has actually sold nearby. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.

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