The condition period is usually the longest stretch, since a buyer's lawyer needs time to review the condo corporation's bylaws, reserve fund study and financial statements alongside arranging financing, and either side can ask for an extension if a document takes longer to produce than expected.
Legal fees for that document and title review typically run $800 to $1,500, and possession itself usually happens on a set date at month's end or mid-month, matching how most Saskatoon mortgage payment cycles are set up, rather than on the exact day the deal was signed.
So the honest answer is that it depends on the conditions in your specific offer, not on a fixed number of days. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.