Before you can sell, the estate generally needs a grant of probate or letters of administration from the Court of King's Bench naming an executor or administrator with legal authority to sign a listing agreement and purchase contract, and a lawyer handling the estate can confirm exactly what your situation requires.
Once the legal authority is confirmed, a rural acreage sale in Corman Park has its own due-diligence list that a city sale skips entirely: a working well and septic system typically need inspection and certification, road access and maintenance agreements matter if the property is on a private or shared road, and school busing availability affects the buyer pool as much as the house itself does.
Saskatchewan REALTORS Association figures for Saskatoon, including the $444,700 benchmark, do not describe Corman Park's market, so pricing an acreage against the wrong number is a common and costly mistake. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.