173 Bank-Owned & Foreclosure Homes for Sale

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Baltimore City & Baltimore County, MD · Bank‑Owned / REO

173 Bank-Owned & Foreclosure Homes for Sale in Baltimore City & Baltimore County, MD (Updated October 2026)

Looking for a bank-owned or REO foreclosure deal in the Baltimore area? Right now there are 173 active bank-owned and foreclosure listings across Baltimore City and Baltimore County, Maryland, priced from $29,950 to $564,900, with an average list price of $132,000. Whether you’re an investor hunting for a rehab project, a first-time buyer chasing an affordable entry point, or searching for a fixer-upper with equity upside, this directory lists every active bank-owned/REO home currently on the market — organized by location and sorted from lowest to highest price, with a direct link to the full listing on 1stHomeNetwork.com for each one.

What you’ll find in this guide:

  • A complete, continuously relevant directory of Baltimore-area bank-owned and foreclosure homes, grouped by Baltimore City and Baltimore County
  • Price, bed/bath count, square footage, and neighborhood for every listing
  • Answers to common questions about buying a bank-owned or REO property
  • How to schedule a showing or get pre-approved to move fast on a deal

Data is pulled from an active MLS export and can change daily as homes go under contract or new bank-owned inventory hits the market — contact Wesley Howard below for the most current status on any property.

Baltimore City, MD Bank-Owned & Foreclosure Listings (155 homes)

Baltimore City carries the bulk of the region’s bank-owned inventory, with rowhomes and townhouses from the low $30,000s up to move-in-ready homes near $375,000. Sorted by price, low to high:

Baltimore County, MD Bank-Owned & Foreclosure Listings (18 homes)

Baltimore County’s bank-owned inventory spans detached single-family homes and townhouses in Baltimore, Randallstown, Gwynn Oak, Owings Mills, Rosedale, and Freeland — generally larger lots and higher price points than the city listings above.

Baltimore, MD (9 homes)

Randallstown, MD (3 homes)

Gwynn Oak, MD (2 homes)

Owings Mills, MD (2 homes)

Rosedale, MD (1 home)

Freeland, MD (1 home)

Frequently Asked Questions About Baltimore Bank-Owned & Foreclosure Homes

What does “bank-owned” or “REO” mean?

REO stands for “real estate owned” — these are homes that went through foreclosure and are now owned directly by the lender (bank) rather than an individual seller. The bank’s goal is to resell the property, which is why bank-owned homes are often priced below comparable traditional listings.

Are these homes move-in ready?

It varies widely. Some bank-owned homes in this list are in livable condition; others — particularly long-vacant city rowhomes — need significant rehab work, from cosmetic updates to full systems replacement. Always schedule an in-person showing and budget for an inspection before making an offer.

Why are so many listings priced so low?

Banks typically want to move REO inventory quickly and aren’t emotionally attached to the sale price the way a traditional homeowner might be. Combined with deferred maintenance on many properties, this is why you’ll see Baltimore City rowhomes listed well under $100,000.

Can I get traditional financing on a bank-owned home?

Sometimes, but not always. Homes that won’t pass a standard appraisal or lender inspection (missing systems, significant damage) often require a renovation loan (like an FHA 203(k)) or cash/hard-money financing. Getting pre-approved and knowing your financing options before you shop saves time once you find a property you like.

How fast do bank-owned listings move?

It depends on price and condition — well-priced, livable homes can go under contract within days, while higher-priced or heavier rehab projects can sit longer. Days-on-market for current listings in this dataset range from brand-new (1 day) to well over a year.

How do I schedule a showing or make an offer?

Reach out to Wesley Howard below with the address or MLS number you’re interested in. Many bank-owned listings have specific offer procedures (as-is addenda, proof-of-funds requirements, bank-specific timelines), and having an agent who’s familiar with REO transactions helps avoid delays.

Ready to Tour a Bank-Owned Home in Baltimore?

This list changes daily as new bank-owned inventory is released and existing listings go under contract. If you see a property above that fits what you’re looking for — or want to be notified the moment a new foreclosure hits the market in your target neighborhood or price range — reach out today.

Wesley Howard
Buyers & Sellers Agent — 1stHomeNetwork.com