Thane Lanz's Foreclosure List & Real Estate Investment Newsletter - April/May 2021

Thane Lanz - Real Estate Investor - Consultant - Speaker

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Happy Springtime to Everyone...Rain or Shine!

 

Happy Spring to everyone. Hope you are able to get out and have some fun with the lengthening days this time of year.

The real estate market is churning right now in BC and my colleagues in Ontario say it is crazy there as well. 

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Most Affordable Homes, Foreclosure Lists, Local Stats and More...!

 

Apr 2021 Abbotsford Attached
Apr 2021 Abbotsford Detached
Apr 2021 Burnaby Attached
April 2021 Coquitlam Detached
Apr 2021 Langley Detached
April 2021 Maple Ridge Detached
Apr 2021 Mission Detached
April 2021 N. Delta Detached
Apr 2021 New Westminster Attached
Apr 2021 North Vancouver Attached
April 2021 North Vancouver Detached
Apr 2021 Northern BC Attached
Apr 2021 Northern BC Detached
Apr 2021 Okanagan
Apr 2021 Richmond Attached
April 2021 Richmond Detached
Apr 2021 Shuswap
Apr 2021 Surrey Attached
Apr 2021 Surrey Detached
April 2021 Vancouver East Detached
Apr 2021 Vancouver West Attached
April 2021 Vancouver West Detached
April 2021 West Vancouver Detached

Above is a list of foreclosures in the Lower Mainland and beyond. 

There are some great deals to be had for either your own home or as a rental property.  Check them out at the links above.

Here are the local stats and more info from a Realtor I follow in the Valley...Enjoy:  

Local Stats Spring 2021

LOCAL STATS
In the link above are local stats broken into individual geographical locations...

TOP 10 MOST AFFORDABLE PROPERTIES
Looking for an affordable opportunity or investment in this market?
We once again have the top '10 Most Affordable Properties' & the 'Complete Foreclosure' lists in various categories and locations in the links below.

These are actual links so you can view all photos of each listing, and access to multiple map views.

ACREAGES
The Chilliwack Board
Fraser Valley Board
Vancouver Board (Mainland)
Sunshine Coast
Islands Van & Gulf

SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
The Chilliwack Board
Fraser Valley Board
Vancouver Board (Mainland)
Sunshine Coast
Islands Van & Gulf

TOWNHOMES
The Chilliwack Board
Fraser Valley Board
Vancouver Board (Mainland)
Sunshine Coast

CONDOS
The Chilliwack Board
Fraser Valley Board
Vancouver Board (Mainland)
Sunshine Coast

BARE LAND
Lower Mainland

MULTIFAMILY
Lower Mainland

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MOST EXPENSIVE
And for those who need a little more space or view, I placed these properties in the following link with access to more pictures...

10 most expensive properties in the Lower Mainland

10 most expensive properties in the Chilliwack Board area

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And, here it is - the ever popular FORECLOSURE LIST - Spring 2021 edition.

Buying a foreclosure property is different than other home purchases. So if you decide to do this, make sure you have a realtor well versed in this type of transaction.



Multi Family Investment Properties For Sale in British Columbia

 

2145 - 2147 E Bittner Rd - Prince George
2707 Kenney St - Terrace
905 La Salle Avenue - Prince George
9411 103 Avenue - Fort St John
2370 12th Ave - Prince George
212 Blackstock Rd - 100 Mile House
1422-1432 Strathcona Avenue - Prince George
8207 89 Ave - Fort St John
244 - 252 Ruggles St - Prince George
8419 - 8421 89 Avenue - Fort St. John
2145 - 2149 Victoria St - Prince George
8116 90 Ave - Prince George
10104 - 10106 110 Ave - Fort St John
8908 81 Street - Fort St. John
2220 - 2226 Upland Street - Prince George
563 W 5th Ave - Prince Rupert
649 - 655 Ahbau St - Prince George
425 Callanan St - Quesnel
607 - 615 Gillett St - Prince George
2138 - 2142 Upland St - Prince George
80 Stikine Street - Kitimat
20 Wedeene Street - Kitimat
1125 - 1127 Ahbau St - Prince George
11716 102 Street - Fort St. John
2619 Braun Street - Terrace
2367 - 2369 Quadrant Cr - Prince George
7923 96 Avenue - Fort St. John
838 - 840 Irwin St - Prince George
33970 Car-Lin Lane - Abbotsford
46084 Brooks Ave - Chilliwack
46648-46650 Cedar Avenue - Chilliwack
9395 Carleton St - Chilliwack
27364 30 Ave - Langley
6959 Southridge Ave - Prince George
21896 Lougheed Hwy - Maple Ridge
527 14th Street - New Westminster
8366-8370 Cedar Street - Mission
10025 - 10027 120 Street - North Surrey
13679 - 13681 111 Ave - North Surrey
1663 - 1665 Angelo Ave - Port Coquitlam
11730 Bonson Rd - Pitt Meadows
9821 - 9823 128 Street - North Surrey
10 W 14th Ave - Vancouver West
13047 101B Ave - North Surrey
5733 Crescent Dr - Ladner
2224 - 2226 Beaver Street - Abbotsford
9725 - 9727 123A Street - Surrey
26521-26523 Fraser Hwy - Langley
1121 Quadling Ave - Coquitlam
6893 - 6895 120 St - North Delta
2890-2892 Babich Street - Abbotsford
1870 Westminster Ave - Port Coquitlam
2076- 2078 156 St - South Surrey
1980 - 1990 Garden Dr - Vancouver East
1828 - 1832 King George Blvd - South Surrey
891 - 893 Lincoln Ave - Port Coquitlam
8740 - 8742 152 St - Surrey
5029 Manor St - Burnaby
10053 - 10055 128A St - Surrey
601 King Street - McBride
2212 Redwood Street - Prince George
2382 Thornhill St - Terrace
1889 Redwood St - Prince George
130 Malcolm St - Quesnel
160 Marsh Dr - Quesnel
1280 Kingfisher Avenue - Kitimat
9604 101 Avenue - Fort St. John
507 Main Street - Vancouver
6822 Arcols St - Burnaby
9273 173A St - Surrey
430 - 460 Evergreen Dr - Prince Rupert
1517 Comox St - Vancouver West
32846 14th Ave - Mission
1335 Kamloops St - New Westminster
1549 Haro St - Vancouver West
11698 224 St - Maple Ridge
1218 Fifth Ave - New Westminster
411 Third Avenue - New Westminster
3040 Nanaimo St - Vancouver
6616 Marlbourough Ave - Burnaby
8757 Selkirk St - Vancouver
117 E 15th Avenue - Vancouver
2369 Kelly Ave - Port Coquitlam
8777 Montcalm St - Vancouver
2626 Fir St - Vancouver
1520 Avery Ave - Vancouver
11742 224 St - Maple Ridge
1205 - 1207 Fourth Ave - New Westminster
795 Keefer St - Vancouver
22334 117 Ave - Maple Ridge
8860 Montcalm St - Vancouver
440 Richards St - Vancouver
100 Baxter Ave - Kitimat
2832 Capilano Rd - North Vancouver
1215 W 13th Avenue - Vancouver West
1516 Burnaby St - Vancouver
5262 Ladner Trunk Rd - Ladner
Multi Families on Vancouver Island
Multi Families in Southern Okanagan
Multi Families in Okanagan
Multi Families in the Kootenays

Here are a bunch of multi family active listings. If you remember what 2008 was like, these times will be similar. My partners and I ended up buying 2 buildings out of that crises at a discount. And since then we have done pretty well holding them. 

So take a look at what's available and see if anything is interesting and I'll put you in touch with a great realtor who can assist you.



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Are Mortgage Rates Really Going Up?

 

With all the economic uncertainty caused by a global pandemic, unprecedented unemployment levels, and government stimulus, mortgage rates have been on a steady decline for almost a year. In fact, we’ve hit some historic lows along the way.

Now, despite the Bank of Canada committing to keeping interest rates low into 2023, if you’ve been listening to the media in the last couple of weeks, you may have heard that interest rates are currently on the rise. But if the government is working to keep rates low, it doesn’t make sense for them to be going up? Well, the key here is to compare apples to apples.

The Bank of Canada controls the overnight rate target, impacting the prime rate, which impacts variable-rate mortgages. In contrast, fixed-rate mortgages get their cue from the bond market.

So while variable rates haven’t moved, the bond market has seen a lot of action, which has caused an increase in fixed-rate mortgages. Since February 5th, Canadian bond yields have surged by almost 0.60%, bringing us to record 12-month highs. In the last 2 weeks alone, we’ve seen rate increases of 0.10% to 0.30% on certain fixed mortgage terms.

So what does this mean for you?

Firstly, make sure you have perspective. There isn’t an emergency here, no need to act rashly. While we’ve seen an increase in fixed-rate mortgages by up to 0.30%, we’re still in a very low rate environment. Two years ago, fixed rates were over 3%, while you can still find terms under 2% today. That’s a huge drop.

Just because fixed-rate mortgages have gone up doesn’t mean you’ll qualify for any less of a mortgage. As the government uses a qualifying rate to stress test your mortgage, the actual contract rate isn’t used to qualify your mortgage.

So, if you’re looking to buy a property in the next little while, interest rates are still very low. Let’s talk! At the same time, if your existing mortgage is up for renewal soon or you’d like to refinance to access some equity, interest rates are still very low, historically speaking, we should evaluate all your options. Again, let’s talk!

Regardless of your situation, if you would like a little more clarity on how increasing rates impact you, or if you’d like to discuss mortgage financing, please reach out and contact me.



REAL ESTATE DEMAND: 400,000 New Immigrants Per Year to Canada

 

If 400,000 successful people come to Canada every year, what does this mean for Canada's real estate? 

Let's look at things over a 5 year period.  

New People: 400,000 x 5 = 2,000,000

In order to balance the supply, we need to create homes for 2,000,000 people.  

I'm going to use a 30 story building for context.  How many people can live in a 30 story building?

Let's assume:
8 units/floor
2.5 people/unit

# of People
= 30 floors x 8 units/floor x 2.5 people/unit
= 600 people

A large 30 story building houses 600 people. 

2,000,000/600 = 3333 Buildings

In order to house 2,000,000 people over the next 5 years without touching the supply, Canada has to create 3333 30 Story buildings. 

Where are most of these people going?  60% of the 2,000,000 will go to Toronto and Vancouver.  

Based on 2019 stats, BC saw an increase of 70,000 people. Over 5 years, that's a 350,000 person increase.  

350,000/600 = 583 30 Story Buildings have to be built for BC alone. 

BC is known for being slow with development and has limitations of what you can actually build.  

Slow development + more demand = Prices higher

This is a good equation if you are an investor or just own your principal residence. 

The above is why I've made real estate my business and why I invest in BC.  



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