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Who decides the list price when two owners disagree?

When two owners of a Saskatoon property disagree on a list price, neither owner's preferred number wins by default; both names on title generally need to sign off under Information Services Corporation's title requirements before the listing can go live, whatever the reason for the co-ownership.

In practice, disagreements resolve fastest when both owners are negotiating from one independent valuation rather than each owner's own estimate, since a number one side produces is rarely one the other side accepts at face value.

Where the owners cannot agree at all, whether they are former spouses, siblings who inherited the property together or business partners, the unresolved dispute can end up in front of the Court of King's Bench, a process that typically adds a matter of weeks before most owners settle.

Joel Dyck's hand-reviewed valuation gives every owner with a signature to give the same starting number to negotiate from. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.

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