PG County Foreclosures: 44 Bank-Owned Homes

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Prince George’s County, MD · Bank‑Owned / REO

Prince George’s County Foreclosures: 44 Bank-Owned Homes for Sale Right Now

A full, city-by-city directory of active foreclosure and REO listings across the county — every address links straight to its listing.

Looking for foreclosure homes in Prince George’s County, MD? Right now there are 44 active bank-owned and REO listings across the county — from a $47,000 condo in Hyattsville to a six-bedroom estate in Upper Marlboro priced just over $1 million. The average price across this list of Prince George’s County bank-owned homes is roughly $332,000, well under what comparable move-in-ready homes are fetching in the same neighborhoods right now.

Foreclosure and REO properties aren’t the right fit for every buyer — most sell as-is, and financing timelines can differ from a traditional purchase. But for buyers open to a little cosmetic work in exchange for built-in equity, PG County foreclosure listings remain one of the most underused ways to buy below market in this area.

All 44 Prince George’s County Foreclosure & Bank-Owned Listings

Sorted by city, then price. Click any address for the full listing.

Beltsville

Bowie

Capitol Heights

Clinton

District Heights

Fort Washington

Hyattsville

Landover

Lanham

Laurel

Oxon Hill

Suitland

Temple Hills

Upper Marlboro

Frequently Asked Questions About Buying a Foreclosure in Maryland

What does “bank-owned” or “REO” mean?
REO stands for real estate owned — a property that went through foreclosure and is now owned directly by the lender, rather than an individual seller. These are typically sold as-is.
Are foreclosure homes in Prince George’s County a good investment?
Many are, especially for buyers who can handle repairs themselves or budget for them. Because REO sellers price to move, well-located bank-owned homes often sell below what a comparable renovated home would cost.
How do I make an offer on a bank-owned home?
Offers on REO properties typically go through the listing agent and the bank’s asset management team, and can take longer to respond than a traditional seller. Working with an agent who has handled REO transactions before helps keep the timeline moving.

Ready to Tour a Prince George’s County Foreclosure?

If one of these bank-owned homes catches your eye — or you just want a second opinion on whether an REO purchase makes sense for you — reach out and I’ll walk you through the process from offer to closing.

Wesley Howard · Buyers & Sellers Agent, 1stHomeNetwork.com