Judicial tax foreclosure sales in North Carolina: how the process works, what redemption means for a bidder, and the sale calendar for every county BackLot tracks.
Nov 18, 2026 Confirmed · 1 sale on the calendar
Alamance County tax sale →North Carolina is a judicial tax foreclosure state with other sales as a secondary path. Sales are administered at the county level by the Taxing Unit + Attorney / Court-Appointed Commissioner under N.C. Gen. Stat. §§105-374 and 105-375.
When a parcel becomes eligible. Delinquent ad valorem tax lien is enforced by mortgage-style foreclosure or statutory in-rem procedure.
When sales happen. Case-specific foreclosure sale after statutory complaint, notice and judgment; local calendars vary.
How bidding works. Public judicial sale, generally highest bid subject to upset-bid and confirmation procedures.
What the winning bidder gets. Fee-simple real property sold through tax foreclosure. Owner redemption after the sale: No.
Dates come from official notices. An Expected month is the statutory window before the office publishes a date; Announced and Confirmed are exact dates.
| Jurisdiction | Sale | Status | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alamance County | Nov 18, 2026 | Confirmed | Judicial tax foreclosure |
Every North Carolina county BackLot tracks, with the next sale where one is on record.
Records last verified Aug 28, 2026.
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