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How does Joel Dyck handle a probate or estate sale?

Joel Dyck starts a probate or estate sale with a hand-reviewed valuation set close to the date of death, since the Canada Revenue Agency treats that date as a deemed disposition at fair market value and the estate's tax return depends on a defensible number. From there he coordinates with the executor and lawyer through possession.

Most Saskatchewan estates need a Court of King's Bench grant of probate before the executor can sell, unless the property passed by joint ownership with right of survivorship. Joel can list and market the property while that grant is still moving, with the purchase agreement written to reflect it.

Once a buyer is found, the file runs through a lawyer like any Saskatoon transaction, with seller closing costs, commission and legal fees together typically running 4 to 6 percent and title transferring through Information Services Corporation at possession.

Joel Dyck has handled estate files with contested timelines, out-of-province executors and multiple heirs, and treats each one as its own case. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.

Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.

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