Permits matter more than most sellers expect. A finished basement or a secondary suite without a permit on file with the City of Saskatoon can complicate financing for a buyer, so having that paperwork ready ahead of listing avoids a scramble once an offer is accepted.
Your lawyer will also want a copy of your existing title and any registered easements or encumbrances, which Information Services Corporation can provide, along with mortgage discharge information from your lender to prepare the statement of adjustments.
Gathering these before you list, not after an offer arrives, keeps the condition period moving instead of stalling it. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.