Residential Tax Sale Properties
Browse 1511 active properties available through tax sales across Canada. Find government-auctioned real estate.
Residential Properties by Province
Saskatchewan
686686 residential properties available
Alberta
268268 residential properties available
Quebec
217217 residential properties available
Ontario
145145 residential properties available
Manitoba
8989 residential properties available
New Brunswick
4343 residential properties available
British Columbia
3434 residential properties available
Northwest Territories
1111 residential properties available
Nova Scotia
88 residential properties available
Yukon
66 residential properties available
Newfoundland and Labrador
44 residential properties available
Recent Residential Listings
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Tax Sale Property in Moosonee, Ontario
Moosonee, ON
$25,000 – $100,000
Active
Tax Sale Property in Ingersoll, Ontario
Ingersoll, ON
Under $25,000
Active
Tax Sale Property in Weyburn, Saskatchewan
Weyburn, SK
Active
Tax Sale Property in Weyburn, Saskatchewan
Weyburn, SK
Active
Tax Sale Property in Weyburn, Saskatchewan
Weyburn, SK
Active
Tax Sale Property in Village of Macoun, Saskatchewan
Village of Macoun, SK
About Residential Tax Sales
Residential properties at tax sales include single-family homes, townhouses, and multi-unit dwellings. These properties can offer significant value for both investors and first-time buyers. However, they often require inspection and may need repairs since previous owners were unable to maintain tax payments.
Before bidding on a residential tax sale property, consider the condition of the building, any outstanding liens or encumbrances, the neighbourhood comparable sales, and the redemption period that applies in your province.
For a complete overview of the tax sale process, read our Complete Guide to Canadian Tax Sales.
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Residential Tax Sales — Frequently Asked Questions
How many residential tax sale properties are available in Canada?
There are 1511 active residential tax sale properties listed across Canada right now. Browse them by province and see current auction and tender dates on TaxSalesPortal.
What should I check before buying a residential tax sale property?
Before bidding on a residential tax sale property, complete a title search, confirm zoning and permitted uses, check for liens or easements, and review the redemption period that applies in the province. Tax sale properties are sold as-is, where-is.
Are residential tax sale properties cheaper than market value?
Residential tax sale listings often start near the tax arrears owing, which can be well below assessed or market value, but a discount is not guaranteed. Always research each property before you bid.
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