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Buying a Saskatoon condo without reading the reserve fund study and estoppel certificate is the fastest way to inherit a $15,000 to $50,000 special assessment 18 months after you close. Under the Saskatchewan Condominium Property Act, every corporation is required to conduct a reserve fund study by a qualified person every 5 years, and to produce an estoppel certificate on demand. Here is exactly what to ask for, what to look for, and what a healthy Saskatoon condo actually looks like on paper in 2026.

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What Is a Reserve Fund and Why It Matters

The reserve fund is the condo corporation's savings account, funded from your monthly condo fees, that pays for major repairs and replacement of common property.…

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When buying or selling a condominium in Saskatchewan, one critical document you’ll encounter is Schedule C – Specified Terms and Conditions for the Contract of Purchase and Sale of a Resale Condominium Unit. This form, regulated by the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission (SREC), is a mandatory attachment to all condo resale contracts. Its purpose is to protect buyers by ensuring they receive vital information about the condominium corporation before finalizing their purchase

Why Schedule C Matters

Condominium ownership comes with shared responsibilities for maintenance, insurance, and reserve funds. Buyers need clear insight into the financial and legal health of the condominium corporation. Schedule C provides this by requiring sellers to obtain and…

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