With all that has happened in the last five years, from stay-at-home orders to all-time low mortgage rates, curiosity in Canada's changing social landscape is more invested than ever. After completing their 2021 census, Canadians have been eagerly anticipating the news of how their country has been changing and what those changes could mean for many different facets of their lives. And with one of the country's busiest seasons of real estate just in our rearview, we'd be crazy not to wonder the specific implications to be had for selling and buying homes in the years to come.

What the 2021 Census Revealed About Canada

Before we delve deeper into the findings specific to Saskatchewan, we first need to look at what the 2021 Census revealed about…

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In a busy seller’s market like we’ve seen over the last year in Saskatoon real estate, chances are you may have heard the term “cash offer” come up at least once. No, we’re not talking about a buyer with a briefcase full of cash like we’re in a spy movie (though that does sound a lot cooler). We’re talking about an exciting and highly enticing type of offer that stands out from the rest.

What is a Cash Offer?

A cash offer is when a buyer has enough money between their cash and investments to purchase a property outright without borrowing funds from a bank or mortgage lender. It means that they have spoken to either their bank or financial advisor and have proven funds lined up, so their offer will not be contingent on financial approval.

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