North Carolina tax-foreclosure auctions · updated daily
Tax foreclosures across North Carolina, with the next bid already worked out.
Sale dates, upset-bid deadlines and the minimum next bid, listing by listing — so you know the number before you drive out.
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A real listing, live right now.
What's inside
Find it. Vet it. Bid the right number.
The whole state, one list
Filters, tags and saved searches; an ending-soon rail for anything closing within five days; the map when you'd rather look than scroll; Excel in one click.
Rough numbers before you drive out
A deal label with its reasons — recent recorded sales nearby, the FEMA flood zone, the bid history — plus rehab math and Fix & Flip and BRRRR analyzers.
Courthouse-ready in minutes
The deadline and the minimum next bid on the listing; one click fills the official AOC-CV-414 with the case facts and the minimum next bid, and shows the deposit to bring. Watch a property and get emailed when it moves.
How the window works
Ten days, and every bid resets the clock.
After a North Carolina tax-foreclosure sale, anyone can raise the winning bid for ten days. That is where deals are won and lost, and it's what the whole product is built around.
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DAY 0
The report of sale is filed
The ten-day upset-bid window opens.
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ANY DAY
An upset bid lands
It has to beat the last bid by 5% or $750, whichever is more — that is the “minimum next bid” on every listing. The window restarts.
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5:00 PM, DAY 10
No new bid, and the last one stands
That day is on the listing and moves with every bid. Watch a property and we'll email you when it does.
The statute, summarized. The court file governs — and the guide has the detail. Read the upset-bid guide →
Built for the courthouse
Numbers you can take to the courthouse.
What the packet needs, worked out the way the statute says.
Worked out by the statute
The minimum next bid and its deposit follow the statute on every listing in its upset window. Computed, not estimated.
Party names are yours to copy from the case file
The packet prefills the case facts and the deposit. Plaintiff and defendant are left for you to copy from the file, on purpose.
Every assumption is labeled and yours
Rehab, Fix & Flip and BRRRR inputs sit in the open. Change one and the answer moves with it.
Pricing
One plan for you. One payment for your whole office.
Individual
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- Everything above, statewide, updated daily
- Watchlist email alerts, Excel export, the courthouse packet
- The trial is as long as an upset-bid window, so you can watch one all the way through
A card is required to start. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged.
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Questions
Frequently asked
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What's an upset bid?
After a North Carolina tax-foreclosure sale, there's a 10-day window where anyone can raise (“upset”) the winning bid — by at least 5% or $750, whichever is greater. Each upset restarts the window. We show the deadline and compute the minimum next bid on every listing in its upset window. Read the full upset-bid guide →
Do you cover my county?
90+ North Carolina counties covered to date — the live count at the top of this page updates daily. Sign up and check the map for what's active near you today.
How much does it cost?
Individual plans are $29.99/month or $299/year (about two months free), reduced from $54.95 and $549 in September 2026. Every plan starts with a 10-day free trial. A card is required to start it, but you won't be charged if you cancel before the trial ends.
Can my brokerage buy access for our agents?
Yes. One payment covers your whole office: $99/month for 5 seats, $219 for 15, or $429 for 40, billed monthly. Seat plans don't include a free trial. You add and remove agents yourself from a seat console.
Is this legal or investment advice?
No. Everything here is informational. Data may contain errors or be out of date — always verify independently with the county and the court file, and talk to a professional before bidding.
The next deadline won't wait.
Upset-bid windows close at 5:00 PM sharp. Get set up in two minutes — the daily update does the watching for you.
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