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  • 45594 Meadowbrook Drive, Chilliwack, BC V2P 0G6 – MLS R3172193

    45594 Meadowbrook Drive Chilliwack Proper South Chilliwack V2P 0G6
    Main Photo: 45594 Meadowbrook Drive, Chilliwack, BC V2P 0G6 – MLS R3172193
    $988,000
    Residential
    Status:
    Active
    MLS® Num:
    R3172193
    Bedrooms:
    5
    Bathrooms:
    4
    Floor Area:
    3,015 sq. ft.
    Court-ordered sale. Built in 2019, this impressive 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home is located in a highly desirable, family-friendly neighborhood directly across from Meadowbrook Park. One-bedroom basement in-law suite with a separate entrance. The home features high-end finishes throughout, including a premium kitchen with stone countertops, a large island, and spa-inspired luxury bathrooms. Central air conditioning, a high-efficiency furnace, a tankless hot water system, and a fenced yard. Unbeatable location with Meadowbrook Park and a beautiful playground right across the street, plus schools, shopping, and transit within walking distance. More details
    Listed by Momentum Realty Inc.
    JARED GIBBONS
  • 8683 Tilston Street, Chilliwack, BC V2P 7R6 – MLS R3153518

    8683 Tilston Street Chilliwack Proper South Chilliwack V2P 7R6
    Main Photo: 8683 Tilston Street, Chilliwack, BC V2P 7R6 – MLS R3153518
    $699,900
    Residential
    Status:
    Active
    MLS® Num:
    R3153518
    Bedrooms:
    4
    Bathrooms:
    2
    Floor Area:
    2,200 sq. ft.
    Well-designed home featuring 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, including a 1-bedroom in-law suite—ideal for extended family or guests. Located on a quiet, family-friendly street, this home offers a spacious kitchen with plenty of cabinets and a charming front balcony with views of the mountains - perfect for morning coffee. The private backyard provides plenty of space to relax or entertain. A great opportunity to own a versatile home in a desirable location! Court Ordered sale - Court is scheduled for November 9th in Vancouver. Accepted offer price $670,000. More details
    Listed by Real Broker BC Ltd
    JARED GIBBONS
  • 9521 Robson Street, Chilliwack, BC V2P 4E4 – MLS R3147917

    9521 Robson Street Chilliwack Proper West Chilliwack V2P 4E4
    Main Photo: 9521 Robson Street, Chilliwack, BC V2P 4E4 – MLS R3147917
    $599,999
    Residential
    Status:
    Active
    MLS® Num:
    R3147917
    Bedrooms:
    6
    Bathrooms:
    3
    Floor Area:
    2,678 sq. ft.
    Excellent investment or holding opportunity in Chilliwack Proper West! This 2-storey, 6-bedroom, 3-bathroom detached home sits on a spacious 7,903 sq. ft. lot. Featuring 2,678 sq. ft. of total finished living area, the functional layout includes a primary bedroom and two additional bedrooms on the main floor, alongside a spacious living room and kitchen. The full basement provides an unauthorized suite equipped with its own kitchen, dining area, and three bedrooms - ideal for rental income or multi-generational living. Ample open parking available with room for up to 4 vehicles. Centrally located close to city transit, municipal services, and local amenities. This property is a Court Ordered Sale and is being sold strictly on an "as is, where is" basis. More details
    Listed by eXp Realty of Canada Inc.
    JARED GIBBONS
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Chilliwack Foreclosures & Court Sales

Foreclosures and court sales in Chilliwack present unique opportunities for investors and buyers willing to navigate specialized purchase processes. These properties often offer below-market pricing in a city known for natural beauty, growing economy, and quality of life that attracts families and retirees alike. Chilliwack's real estate market includes diverse options from downtown properties to rural acreages, with foreclosures appearing across all segments. 

Buyers appreciate the potential value, though these purchases require careful due diligence, often purchasing "as-is," and understanding legal processes that differ from standard transactions. The area's strong fundamentals—including excellent recreation, improving amenities, and reasonable commuting to metro Vancouver—support long-term property values. Whether you're an experienced investor or first-time foreclosure buyer, professional guidance is essential for successful navigation. I can help you identify opportunities and understand the process—reach out for current foreclosure listings and recent court sale results in Chilliwack.

Written by Jared Gibbons, REALTOR® — Royal LePage Little Oak Realty · Licensed in the Fraser Valley since 2015 (11+ years) · 10 consecutive years FVREB Medallion Club (Top 1%) · #1 in South Surrey/White Rock for 2025 and 2026 YTD · #8 of 5,061 FVREB REALTORS® · Top 10 Royal LePage in BC · Top 35 Under 35 · Diamond and Hall of Fame awards · $500M+ in career sales · 5.0 client rating across 50+ Google reviews. I grew up on a farm in Langley and I'm back living here now, helping buyers and sellers across Chilliwack, Sardis, and the Fraser Valley.

How Foreclosures & BC Supreme Court-Ordered Sales Work in Chilliwack

In British Columbia, residential and agricultural foreclosures are sold through BC Supreme Court-ordered sales (typically heard at the Chilliwack Law Courts at 46085 Yale Road or New Westminster / Vancouver Supreme Court registries) after a lender obtains an Order Nisi and subsequent Order for Conduct of Sale. Active court-ordered listings in Chilliwack and Sardis are marketed on the MLS® just like standard properties, but the contract rules and court approval process are completely different.

First Acceptable Offer vs. Competing Sealed Bids in Court

First, a buyer submits an offer with a Court-Ordered Sale Schedule "A" attached, which strips out standard seller warranties and specifies that the property is sold "as-is, where-is" on the possession date. Once the first buyer removes their inspection, financing, and title-search subjects, the lender's lawyer schedules a BC Supreme Court hearing date to approve that sale. Any competing buyers may submit sealed, subject-free backup offers in court on the morning of the hearing—meaning the first buyer's offer price becomes public in the court materials before the judge opens the sealed envelopes.

As-Is Risks, Tenancies, Property Disclosure & Financing Checklists

Because the foreclosing bank has never lived in the property, you do not receive a Property Disclosure Statement (PDS), and appliances or chattels are not warranted. Before removing subjects (or before submitting a subject-free sealed bid at the courthouse), always conduct a professional home inspection, verify occupancy and BC Residential Tenancy Act obligations if a tenant is in place, check strata arrears or rural well/septic conditions, and confirm your mortgage lender will fund a court-ordered sale.

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Chilliwack Foreclosures & Court-Ordered Sales Real Estate FAQs

How does the BC Supreme Court foreclosure buying process work in Chilliwack?

After a lender obtains an Order for Conduct of Sale, the property is listed on the MLS®. The first buyer negotiates an accepted offer (subject to court approval) and removes their subjects. The lender's lawyer then sets a court hearing date. At the hearing, other buyers may submit unconditional sealed bids, and the master or judge approves the highest qualified offer.

Is it better to be the first offer or a competing sealed bidder in BC court?

Wait-and-bid sealed bidders have a strategic advantage because the first buyer's accepted price is disclosed in the public court application materials before the hearing, whereas competing sealed bidders keep their bid amounts private until the judge opens the envelopes. However, if no competing bidder shows up at court, the first buyer wins the property without competition.

Can a competing bidder at the courthouse include financing or inspection subjects?

No. Any competing bid submitted at the BC Supreme Court hearing must be completely unconditional (subject-free), accompanied by a certified cheque or bank draft deposit, and written with the lender's Schedule A attached. Any inspection and financing approval must be completed before the court date.

What does 'as-is, where-is' mean in a Chilliwack foreclosure Schedule A?

Schedule A overrides standard Contract of Purchase and Sale clauses so the lender makes no representations or warranties regarding the building's physical condition, environmental status, permits, appliances, or vacant possession if unauthorized occupants remain.

What happens if there aren't many active Chilliwack foreclosures listed today?

Court-ordered inventory in Chilliwack fluctuates month by month and properties often receive initial offers within days of listing. Contact Jared Gibbons at 604-928-1361 to receive immediate MLS® alerts the moment a new Conduct of Sale listing hits Chilliwack, Sardis, or the eastern Fraser Valley.

Can I get a standard mortgage on a foreclosure property in Chilliwack?

Yes, provided the property is in habitable condition with a functioning kitchen, bathroom, heating system, and safe roof/electrical. If the property has severe water damage, mould, or missing fixtures, you may need purchase-plus-improvements, credit union, or alternative/private bridge financing.

What happens if a tenant is living in a Chilliwack foreclosure property?

Under BC's Residential Tenancy Act, an existing lawful residential tenancy generally survives a foreclosure sale unless the court order specifically grants vacant possession on the grounds that the occupant is the foreclosed borrower or an non-arm's-length occupant. Always review the court filings and tenancy status before bidding.

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