Foreclosure Listings in Metro Vancouver, BC

Coquitlam • Port Coquitlam • Port Moody • Fraser Valley

Looking for bank-owned or court-ordered sale opportunities? I provide up-to-date foreclosure information and guidance for buyers and investors across Metro Vancouver, with a focus on Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities.

Why consider a foreclosure?

  • Often priced below market value
  • Strong investment potential (renovate, rent, or resell)
  • Options: condos, townhomes, and detached homes
  • Motivated sellers (banks/lenders) can mean faster timelines

How I can help

  • Updated foreclosure and distressed listings
  • Market insights for Coquitlam and surrounding areas
  • Step-by-step support from offer to completion

Want new foreclosure alerts?

Call or text 604-537-1600 and I’ll help you track new opportunities (clients only).

Featured listings: see the table below for current opportunities in Coquitlam.

Metro Vancouver & Fraser Valley: see the table below for the full area.

Need help or have questions? Call 604-537-1600.

Table showing current foreclosure listings by property type across Metro Vancouver, including Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Burnaby, Surrey, and Vancouver

  • A mortgage represents a debt backed by interest in land, documented and recorded in the Land Title Office. This financial agreement involves two key parties: the borrower and the lender, with lenders ranging from banks and credit unions to private individuals.

  • Homeowners facing difficulties making mortgage payments should promptly inform the lender in writing. Many lenders offer assistance programs for individuals in financial distress, emphasizing the importance of swift action, even before the first payment becomes overdue.

  • Buyers considering purchasing a property through foreclosure should be aware of the risks involved. The process often requires making unconditional offers with attached deposits, competing against other buyers, and navigating a potentially slow and risky process.

  • Court-Ordered Sales:

    In court, competing offers for foreclosure properties must be subject-free, with a deposit attached. The court assesses all offers and selects the most favorable one.

    Benefits and Risks for Buyers:

    While purchasing through foreclosure can offer bargains, buyers should be aware of associated risks, including the property's condition and the complexities of the foreclosure process.

For inquiries regarding foreclosure listings in your area, please feel free to reach out to me directly at: 604-537-1600.

Disclaimer:
Verify information independently, as it may not always be entirely accurate. This information is not an invitation to sell and does not disrupt current agency agreements.

Source: Foreclosure and Court Ordered Sale, BC Real Estate Association