/ North Carolina · foreclosure record
Every parcelunder the hammer.
The open bidding windows, the sale dates, the filings and the property behind every North Carolina foreclosure, read as one record.
- cases
- 2,136
- counties
- 23
- open windows
- 30
- 01North Carolina100 counties · every foreclosure filed
- 02Mecklenburg Countycounty records, read every night
- 03The parcelboundary, structure, address
- 04The recordbids · filings · deadline
Ten days.
Then it belongs
to someone else.
A North Carolina foreclosure does not end at the auction. For ten days anyone may raise the bid, and every raise starts the ten days again.
The window is where the property is won or lost, and it is the part nobody publishes in one place. So that is what this is.
01 · The window
Watch the bid climb,
hour by hour.
Current bid, the exact minimum that beats it, the deposit the clerk will ask for, and the day the window shuts. Every raise moves the deadline, and you see it the morning after it is filed.
- Day 0Sale held at the courthouseopening bid recorded$118,125
- Day 3Ridgeline Property Groupclock restarts$124,031
- Day 9Beacon Hill Holdingsclock restarts$130,233
- Day 14K. Whitfieldclock restarts$136,745
02 · The file
The whole court file,
in the order it happened.
Notices, reports of sale, upset-bid forms, postponements, orders, dismissals, each with the date it was filed and the document itself one click away. When a filing ends a case, it says so.
- May 26Notice of Sale/Resalesale date set
- Jun 30Postponementmoved to Aug 3
- Aug 5Report of Foreclosure Saleauction result
- Aug 10Upset Bid Filedclock restarts
- Aug 12Notice of Withdrawalcase ends
Example file · figures and dates shown are illustrations
03 · The property
Know what you are
bidding on.
Example property · figures are illustrations
- Parcel
- traced on the aerial
- Beds · baths
- 3 · 2.5
- Floor area
- 1,812 sq ft
- Built
- 1978
- Assessed
- $214,600
- Map
- one tap to directions
04 · Working tools
05 · Coverage
Every county in the state,
mapped and watched.
All 100 North Carolina counties are drawn from the state cadastral record. 23 of them carry active foreclosure files today.
The next window
opens tonight.
Records are read every night. Open an account and the board is waiting in the morning.
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