North Carolina foreclosures by county

204 active foreclosure and tax-sale notices across North Carolina in our data, with more coming. Counties with enough notices for their own page are listed below. Updated October 26, 2026.

Covered counties

CountyActive noticesNext saleNext 30 days
Brunswick County4November 18, 20262
Burke County3November 4, 20263
Cabarrus County6November 30, 20260
Caldwell County3November 3, 20263
Carteret County3October 29, 20263
Catawba County3November 19, 20261
Columbus County3October 27, 20261
Craven County5November 6, 20262
Cumberland County13November 2, 20269
Davidson County3November 4, 20262
Durham County5November 17, 20262
Forsyth County10October 28, 20269
Gaston County3October 28, 20261
Guilford County4October 27, 20264
Halifax County3October 28, 20262
Harnett County6November 24, 20261
Henderson County3November 9, 20261
Hoke County4October 29, 20262
Iredell County10November 5, 20266
Johnston County4November 3, 20261
Mecklenburg County16October 27, 202613
Nash County3October 28, 20263
Onslow County3October 28, 20263
Rockingham County3October 28, 20263
Rowan County6November 18, 20265
Sampson County3October 29, 20262
Stanly County3October 28, 20262
Union County4October 27, 20264
Wake County11November 2, 20265
Wayne County5October 27, 20263
Wilson County3November 24, 20261

About North Carolina foreclosure sales

Most North Carolina mortgage foreclosures are non-judicial: the lender's substitute trustee asks the clerk of superior court for a hearing (N.C.G.S. 45-21.16), and once the clerk authorizes the sale the notice is posted at the courthouse and published in a local newspaper. Sales can be held on any weekday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. (N.C.G.S. 45-21.23).

Every foreclosure and tax foreclosure sale is followed by a 10-day upset bid period (N.C.G.S. 45-21.27), so a sale-day high bid can still be raised. Tax foreclosures are brought by county tax collectors under N.C.G.S. 105-374 or 105-375.

Our North Carolina data comes from substitute-trustee law firms' published sale lists and official county tax-foreclosure pages. It does not cover every trustee yet; more coming. New to auctions? Read the investor FAQ.

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