Every year Ontario municipalities offer hundreds of tax sale properties for sale for prices that are a fraction of market value. By law, municipalities do not have to get market value for the property
Every property investment carries risk. With tax sales, those risks can include repairs, restrictions, or environmental issues.The difference is that with tax sales, you are buying without conditions. That makes it even more important to understand what you are getting into. The more you know, the better prepared you are to make a smart decision.Explore our due diligence resources and contact OntarioTaxSales before you place a bid. ... See MoreSee Less
Tax Sale in the City of Guelph will be today, January 29, 2026. The tenders will be opened after 3:00 p.m. at the Guelph, City Hall, 1 Carden St., Guelph ... See MoreSee Less
A tax sale purchase in August 2019 with a tender of $22,432 turned into something remarkable. The property later sold on the open market for $892,000 in August 2020 and is now valued between $2 million and $3 million. It is an example of how the right tax sale opportunity can create long term potential for buyers who recognize hidden value early on.✅ To explore active listings, visit ontariotaxsales.ca.#ontariotaxsales#propertytaxsale#ontario... See MoreSee Less
Do All Properties Sell for the First Price Offered?It is possible to be the only bidder in a tax sale. In those cases, if your offer meets the minimum tender amount, you may acquire the property for that price.Other times, several bidders will submit offers, and the property will go to the highest valid tender. It all depends on the property and the interest it attracts.See past sales on OntarioTaxSales.ca to understand how properties have sold in your area. ... See MoreSee Less
