Eviction Risks During Property Foreclosure Proceedings
Foreclosure can be stressful for an Alberta renter, especially when a lender, court officer, property manager, or new owner says you must leave. A landlord’s mortgage problems do not automatically cancel your tenancy, and a foreclosure notice is not necessarily the same as a lawful eviction notice. Your rights may depend on your lease, the stage of the foreclosure, who now controls the property, and whether a court or tribunal order exists. This guide explains eviction risks during property foreclosure proceedings, practical steps for protecting your tenancy, and where Alberta tenants can get official help. Keep paying rent as required, preserve your records, and respond promptly to every formal notice.
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