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CANADIAN HOMEOWNER SUPPORT

Behind on your mortgage?
You have more options than you think.

A free, no-pressure conversation with a Canadian private investor. No fees from you. No obligation. Your details stay confidential.

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Common situations we help Canadians navigate

Whether you're a few weeks behind on payments or already facing active foreclosure proceedings, there are more options available than you may realize.

Active foreclosure notice

You've received formal foreclosure paperwork or a Statement of Claim. The clock is ticking but it's not over yet — there's typically a redemption window where you still have leverage.

Power of sale (ON & BC)

Power of sale moves faster than judicial foreclosure. We've helped homeowners stop the process even after the lender has begun marketing the property.

Missed mortgage payments

You're 1, 2, or 3 payments behind. The bank's calls are getting more serious. This is the BEST time to get help — early action gives you the most options.

Behind on property taxes

Municipal tax arrears can trigger their own enforcement process separate from your mortgage. We can help you understand and address both at once.

Need to sell quickly

Job loss, divorce, health crisis, family emergency — sometimes the right move is a fast, private sale on your timeline rather than a public listing.

Too much debt to refinance

The big banks said no. We work with private lenders who specialize in second-chance financing — and if that's not the right fit, we'll tell you honestly.

Three real options most homeowners don't know about

Foreclosure is rarely your only option. The right path depends on your numbers, timeline, and what you want next.

1 Refinance with a new lender

Sometimes a new lender will take on your file even when your current one won't. We refer you to a mortgage broker who specializes in distressed mortgages — at no cost to you.

Best when: you have equity in the home + stable income going forward.

2 Sell on your timeline

If you'd rather get out clean, we may purchase your home directly for cash on a closing date you choose. No agent commissions. No fees from you.

Best when: you want certainty + a clean exit without months of showings.

3 Seller-financed sale

In some cases, we can structure a sale where you continue receiving monthly income from the property without owning the headaches of upkeep, taxes, or tenants.

Best when: you want income without ownership responsibility.

Our 4-step process

Simple, transparent, and entirely at your pace. You can walk away at any step.

01

Free confidential consultation

A 15-minute call where we listen. No pitch. No pressure. You tell us what's going on and we tell you what we see.

02

Assessment & options report

Within 24 hours we send you a plain-English summary of every option that makes sense for your situation — including ones that don't involve us.

03

You choose your path

You decide what to do. If our offer isn't right for you, we'll connect you with the broker, lawyer, or counsellor who is.

04

We execute the plan

If you choose to work with us, we coordinate directly with your lawyer and the lender. You stay in control and informed at every step.

Real people, real calls

You'll talk to a person, not a bot or a call centre. Our team is based in Canada.

No fees, ever

We don't charge homeowners for consultations, referrals, or advice. We earn only when a purchase closes — at a price you agree to.

You stay in control

Walk away at any step. No retainers. No obligations. If we can't help, we'll tell you who can.

Foreclosure in Canada — what every homeowner should know

How long does the foreclosure process take in Canada?

It depends on your province. Judicial foreclosure provinces (AB, SK, MB, QC) typically take 4-8 months from first missed payment. Power-of-sale provinces (ON, BC, NS, NB, NL, PEI) can move significantly faster — sometimes as little as 90 days once a demand letter is issued.

What's the difference between foreclosure and power of sale?

Foreclosure (judicial) requires the lender to go through the courts and prove their case before taking the property — slower and more procedural. Power of sale lets the lender sell the property without taking title themselves first — faster and used in ON, BC, and Atlantic provinces.

Can I stop a foreclosure after it's started?

Yes — usually. Most provinces give you a "redemption period" where paying the arrears (or selling) stops the process entirely. The earlier you act, the more options you have. Even after a court order, many situations can still be reversed.

Will bankruptcy stop my foreclosure?

A bankruptcy filing triggers an automatic stay that pauses most creditor actions, including foreclosure — but it's typically a last-resort option with serious credit consequences for 6-7 years. We always recommend exploring other paths first and speaking to a Licensed Insolvency Trustee before filing.

How does foreclosure affect my credit score?

A completed foreclosure stays on your credit report for 6 years from the date of first delinquency and can drop your score by 100-200 points. Selling before the foreclosure completes can preserve your credit significantly — that's one reason we move fast.

Will I get any money out of my house?

If your property is worth more than what you owe (including all costs to clear title), yes — that equity is yours and we structure our offers to make sure you walk away with cash. If you're underwater, options narrow but they still exist.

Don't wait until it's too late

Every day that passes is an option that may disappear. Get a free, confidential assessment today.

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Who we are: Foreclosure Support is operated by a Canadian private real estate investor.

Who we are not: We are not a lender, bank, lawyer, paralegal, financial advisor, credit counsellor, charity, or government agency. We are not affiliated with any mortgage holder, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), or any federal or provincial agency.

What we offer: We may offer to purchase your property, structure a private financing arrangement, or refer you to licensed professionals (mortgage brokers, lawyers, credit counsellors). Any transaction is a private commercial contract between you and us.

What we recommend: Before signing any sale or financing agreement, consult your own real estate lawyer and consider speaking with a non-profit credit counsellor. We will always wait while you do.