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Power of Sale in Ontario.
Power of Sale in Ontario is something every homeowner and buyer should understand—especially in today’s changing market.
In simple terms, when a borrower defaults on their mortgage, the lender can take legal action under the Mortgages Act (Ontario) to sell the property and recover the debt—without going through a long court foreclosure process.
That’s why the timeline can move much faster than most people expect.
Here’s how it typically happens:
• Missed mortgage payments or renewal issues
• Lender issues a Notice of Sale
• Borrower gets about 35–45 days to fix the default
• If unresolved, the property can be listed or sold
With interest rates influenced by the Bank of Canada, some homeowners are facing challenges at renewal—especially if they no longer qualify under new lending rules.
Important to know:
This is not foreclosure. The lender isn’t trying to take the property—they simply want to recover the mortgage balance and associated costs.
For buyers, this can sometimes create opportunities.
For homeowners, it’s a reminder to stay ahead of renewals and financial planning.
The key is awareness—because once the process starts, things can move quickly
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