South Carolina foreclosures by county

3145 active foreclosure and tax-sale notices across South 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
Aiken County3November 2, 20261
Anderson County17November 3, 202613
Beaufort County3November 2, 20261
Berkeley County10November 4, 20266
Charleston County21November 3, 202612
Dorchester County6November 3, 20262
Florence County6November 3, 20262
Greenville County10November 2, 20262
Greenwood County6December 7, 20260
Horry County30November 2, 202620
Kershaw County4November 2, 20261
Laurens County6November 2, 20262
Lexington County14November 2, 20264
Oconee County3November 2, 20262
Richland County2969November 2, 20262958
Spartanburg County6November 2, 20262
Sumter County3December 7, 20260
York County9November 2, 20265

About South Carolina foreclosure and tax sales

South Carolina foreclosures are judicial. After the court enters judgment, the county Master-in-Equity sells the property at public auction, usually on the first Monday of each month, after the notice of sale is published for three weeks (S.C. Code 15-39-680). If the lender demands a deficiency judgment, bidding stays open for 30 days.

County tax collectors hold a delinquent tax sale once a year, usually in October, November or December. The former owner can redeem a tax-sale property for 12 months (S.C. Code 12-51-90).

Our South Carolina data comes from official county sale lists and a plaintiff law firm's published list. It does not cover every county yet; more coming. New to auctions? Read the investor FAQ.

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Members see every notice with the property address, sale date, opening bid or amount owed where listed, appraisal-district value, a deal score, and a map, refreshed weekly across all covered counties.

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Informational purposes only. Not an appraisal, legal, or financial advice. Data is compiled from public county records and appraisal-district data and may be incomplete or inaccurate; verify all information independently before acting. Not a consumer reporting agency; this data may not be used for any purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), including credit, employment, insurance, or tenant screening.