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Province Guide

Tax Sales in Newfoundland and Labrador

Understanding Newfoundland and Labrador's unique tax sale rules and processes.

Updated February 2026 TaxSalesPortal Research Team

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Total

6 Mo

Redemption

Auction

Type

0+

Cities

Overview

Each province in Canada has its own rules and processes for tax sales. Always consult local regulations and consider hiring a lawyer familiar with Newfoundland and Labrador's tax sale process.

Newfoundland and Labrador Key Facts

Redemption Period

6 months

Sale Type

Public Auction

Payment & Costs (Newfoundland and Labrador)

Starting Bid

Total arrears + costs

Payment Required

Typically full amount

Redemption

6 months

Payment Method

Certified cheque / bank draft

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Due Diligence Tips for Newfoundland and Labrador

Title Search

Always conduct a title search before bidding to identify liens and encumbrances.

Verify Boundaries

Check property boundaries and access rights before bidding.

Environmental History

Research the property's environmental history for potential contamination.

Legal Advice

Consult a local real estate lawyer familiar with Newfoundland and Labrador tax sales.

Full Costs

Account for legal fees, potential repairs, and carrying costs.

Site Visit

Drive by and observe from public areas to assess condition.

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