For North Carolina homeowners with a scheduled foreclosure auction
Your home has a foreclosure auction date. The clock is running.
If you received our letter, your property is scheduled to be sold at a public foreclosure auction. Call us to confirm your auction date and talk with a team member before the sale.
Calls are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Is your auction less than 14 days away?
Text URGENT and your property address to (980) 980-1986 and a team member will reach out.
What happens at a North Carolina foreclosure sale
1. The auction
The trustee sells your home to the highest bidder at a public auction, usually at the county courthouse.
2. The 10 day upset bid period
After the sale is reported to the Clerk of Superior Court, anyone can raise the bid within 10 days. Each new bid starts another 10 day period.
3. The sale becomes final
When a 10 day period passes with no new bid, the sale is locked in and the buyer takes title to your home.
4. The Sheriff can remove occupants
The buyer can get an order for possession from the Clerk. After the required notice, the Sheriff can remove everyone living there and their belongings.
Do not wait until the last minute. The closer you get to your sale date, the fewer options you have. Once the upset bid period ends with no new bid, the sale is final.
How it works
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Call (980) 980-1986 or confirm your auction date online.
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We confirm your auction date and where things stand.
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A team member goes over your situation and your options with you.
Do not wait until the last minute.
The closer you get to your sale date, the fewer options you have. Call now or confirm your auction date online. It takes less than a minute.