![]() ![]() Redemption prior to confirmation essentially stops the foreclosure process and any bid deposits made thereon will be returned to the bidder. At any time prior to confirmation, the taxpayer may redeem their property by payment of all delinquent taxes, fees, and costs (including court costs & attorney fees) owed thereon. Once the parcel goes 10 days without being “upset”, the sale must be confirmed by the court after which the sale becomes final. Upset BidsĮach parcel sold is subject to a 10 Day “upset bid” period during which the bid may be raised by a minimal statutory amount of 5% or $750.00, whichever is greater. A deposit of 5% of the bid will be required at the sale. The minimal bid for each parcel will be determined by the delinquent taxes, fees, and costs (including court costs & attorney fees) owed thereon. The actual tax foreclosure sale is done by the court appointed commissioner at a public auction at the courthouse on the date and time designated in the notice of sale. Additionally, the Notice of Sale is published in The Daily Dispatch once a week for two weeks prior to sale. Notices of Sale are posted in the courthouse no less than 20 days prior to the date of sale. Provided the plaintiff meets its burden of proof, an Order of Sale will be issued authorizing the appointment of a commissioner to conduct the tax foreclosure sale after due notice and public advertisement to the parties entitled thereto. After all parties have been served with process and upon the expiration of the time for defendants to file a responsive pleading or after a responsive pleading is filed, the matter is ready for hearing by the court. The tax foreclosure complaint seeks an Order of Sale authorizing the county to sell the property to collect the delinquent taxes, fees, and court costs, including reasonable attorney fees incurred by the plaintiff. Multiple delinquent parcels owned by the same taxpayer may be joined in one foreclosure action. ![]() The plaintiff will be the County and the defendant(s) will be the owner of record as of the date the taxes became delinquent and spouse (if any), any subsequent owner, all other taxing units (if not already a plaintiff), all other lienholders of record. In such cases, a civil action is filed with the Vance County Clerk of Court, District Court Division seeking a court order authorizing the County to sell the parcel upon which the taxes are owed. 105 -374, Vance County may sell real property subject to tax liens for delinquent ad valorem taxes. **All Vance County tax foreclosure sales take place in the lobby of the Vance County Courthouse at 156 Church Street unless otherwise indicated. ![]()
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