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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the offer to purchase Saskatchewan in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Civic Address: '601 Campbell Street, Regina, Saskatchewan' in the designated field.
  3. Next, fill in the Legal Description section with 'Lot 15, Block 31, Plan FN41' and the Parcel # '109491789'.
  4. In the Purchase Price field, clearly state your offered price for the property.
  5. Indicate your Deposit Amount, which should be 10% of the purchase price. Remember to attach a certified cheque or bank draft payable to City of Regina.
  6. Provide your Name and Address in the respective fields for identification purposes.
  7. Enter your Phone Number for contact information.
  8. Lastly, fill in your Solicitor’s Name along with their Address and Phone Number for legal correspondence.

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Usually you do not need a lawyer when buying a house, BUT the lender will require one if you are obtaining a mortgage to serve their interests and YOU will likely pay those costs.
In Saskatchewan, a residential real estate lawyer plays an important role in the purchase and sale of a home. The lawyers primary responsibility is to ensure that the transaction is conducted legally and that the rights and interests of their client are protected.
Step 1: Determine if youre ready to buy a house. Step 2: Calculate how much you can afford to buy in Saskatchewan. Step 3: Save for your Down Payment, Closing Costs Fees. Step 4: Choose your mortgage rate type and term. Step 5: Get pre-approved for a mortgage. Step 6: Begin house hunting. Step 7: Make an offer on a house.
The average price for a home in Saskatchewan is $342,600. Thats an increase of 6.8% from the same month last year. That said, home price averages vary from one city to the next, regardless of the average in the province.
While most Canadians understand that a lawyer is a necessity when purchasing a house, most only talk to a real estate lawyer after a purchase agreement has been finalized. A lawyer, however, is somebody who should be brought into the house purchasing process as early as possible.

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Legal Fees as a buyer, you can probably expect to pay around $800 $1000 (plus taxes) *legal fees are lower when no mortgage is required. Refer to the trusted professionals page here and contact a lawyer for a quote for services.
A formal offer must be made within 10 days from when the trial or an application for summary judgment is scheduled to start. The offer must be made using Form 4-26 of the Kings Bench Forms. The offer should be very specific. For example, if a sum of money must be paid the exact amount must be stated.
The purchase offer should include the following: Property address and legal description. Offered sale price. Terms (e.g., all-cash or contingent on financing) Sellers promise to provide a clear title. Target closing date. Earnest money deposit amount and handling terms. How taxes, utilities, and rents will be prorated.

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