Most valuations in Saskatoon start and end with public data: square footage, lot size, and the last recorded sale. Joel walks the home in person, documents every improvement whether or not it was permitted, and prices against comparable homes that carry similar upgrades, closing a gap that costs sellers real money.
That process matters most for a specific kind of seller: someone downsizing on a timeline, who has lived in the home for decades and made improvements the City of Saskatoon's assessment cycle, which can lag 12 to 24 months behind real conditions, has not caught up to yet. Generic pricing tools consistently undervalue exactly that homeowner.
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