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Tax Sale Forum => Alberta Tax Sale Properties => Topic started by: Rob on February 01, 2006, 02:12:34 PM

Title: Alberta Tax Sale Property Updated - City of Camrose, Town of Nanton
Post by: Rob on February 01, 2006, 02:12:34 PM
Alberta Tax Sale Property Updated - City of Camrose, Town of Nanton
Title: Re: Alberta Tax Sale Property Updated - City of Camrose, Town of Nanton
Post by: angel on February 25, 2006, 02:07:24 PM
Hello,

Just some general questions regarding Alberta taxsale:

How structured is the Alberta market as compared to the Ontario market? Do they also have a standard/uniform municipality act governing the tax sale?
How large is the Alberta tax sale market as compared to Ontario, in terms of frequency and number of listings?
I noted that some auctions stipulate that "bidder or their representative" must be present in the aution/tender. This seems to be different from Ontario. I live in Ontario.
Some posting say a reserved bid is required but the advertisement did not quote the minimun tender amount!
Am I correct that to bid in the Alberta tax sales, I don't need to be Albertan.

I am currently exploring what other provinces will be worth bidding. B.C.?.....?

Any help will be appreciated.
Angel
Title: Re: Alberta Tax Sale Property Updated - City of Camrose, Town of Nanton
Post by: Rob on February 25, 2006, 02:54:47 PM
In terms of listing of properties Ontario and Alberta and New Brunswick are similiar as they are constantly updated.  BC Property listings come out I believe twice a year fall and spring along with other provinces.

How large is the tax sale property market in Alberta compared to Ontario?  Well in terms of the number of properties 1/4 or less.  In terms of population ratios to tax sale properties, they are about even.

In terms of buying property in other provinces..  Remember if you don't visit the property, have photos of the property you are not going to be informed in all aspects of the property and might invest in a property you shouldn't.  Many things can go wrong and its not as easy as bidding on a property at tax sale, winning the property than selling it through a proxy in another province.  If you can't visit the property you can't rebuild parts of a home that need fixing, or evict people living on the property or anything else that could complicate issues. 

I would suggest unless you have contacts or family members in those provinces to be wary of randomly bidding on properties in distance provinces.  It would be similiar to someone in the Alberta randomly bidding on an Ontario property and finding out those great London Ontario properties last October were contaminated and unfit for human life :)



Title: Re: Alberta Tax Sale Property Updated - City of Camrose, Town of Nanton
Post by: rupesh_73 on January 10, 2009, 10:19:57 PM
Hi, Can u pls also send me the list of Tax sales property in Alberta?