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2400 Echo Valley Dr

Bear Mountain Langford V9B 0S1

$10,900,000

Vacant Land beds: 0 baths: 0.0

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Prop. Type:

Vacant Land

MLS® Num:

959854

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Court Order Sale - To be sold ''As Is, Where Is'', Subject to court approval. All measurements are approximate and to be verified by the Buyer or Buyer's agent if deemed important. All offers must include the Seller's Addendum ''A'' and our Team Disclosure form. Please check the documents section of the listing. (id:2493)

General Info:

Property Type:

Vacant Land

Common Interest:

Freehold

Property Plan:

EPP65597

Transaction Type:

For sale

Zoning:

Other

Ownership Type:

Freehold

Taxes:

$37,754 / -

Amenities:

Community:

Bear Mountain

Building:

Bedrooms:

0

Bathrooms:

0.0

Fireplace:

No

Heating:

Other

Land:

Acreage:

Yes

Lot Size:

18.26 acre(s)7.39 hectare(s)

Lot Size:

18.26 ac

Lot Details:

18.26

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Listed by RE/MAX Real Estate Services and Cushman & Wakefield ULC

Data was last updated November 18, 2024 at 06:45 PM (UTC)

Area Statistics

Listings on market:

14

Avg list price:

$624,900

Min list price:

$449,900

Max list price:

$10,900,000

Avg days on market:

65

Min days on market:

4

Max days on market:

221

These statistics are generated based on the current listing's property type and located in Bear Mountain. Average values are derived using median calculations.

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About Foreclosure listings

There are many names for a Foreclosure home. Many people call it foreclosed home, foreclosure home, bank repossessed house, or Court Ordered Sale. They mean the same thing. So what exactly does foreclosure mean?

In its simplest meaning, the word foreclosure means to deprive a borrower (in default) of the right to redeem the mortgaged property. In a way, it’s like a divorce proceeding – the borrower and lender under a mortgage go their separate way.

Foreclosure home sale is very different from a regular home sale. If you need an experienced Vancouver Realtor to guide you through the process, please let me know.

What is the process of Foreclosure in BC Canada?

See below simplified steps in a Foreclosure proceeding to find out how foreclosure works in BC.

1. Demand letter. 
2. Petition. 
3. Order Nisi. 
4. Judicial Sale. 
5. Order Made After Application.

To see the detailed steps in a foreclosure proceeding. Please let me know.

Please note that this blog is for information only. Buyers & Sellers are advised to obtain independent legal advice before buying or selling a real estate property.

Here’s a simple guide on how to buy a Foreclosure Home in BC

1. Search Foreclosure Listings BC
2. Find a Realtor to write an offer.
3. Review the Schedule A with the Realtor. Schedule A contains clauses that specifically protect the lender. The buyers must be aware that they are accepting the property “as is” and must sign this schedule to have their offer accepted by the lender.
4. Acceptance of the offer. The offer may have conditions precedent, and it is advisable that the offer is left open for acceptance for a period of two or three days.
5. The hearing of the application for order approving the sale.
6. Completion of the sale.

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