Bertie County, North Carolina Government Auctions

2 open listings in Bertie County, including 2 cws nc. Every listing links to the official source to bid.

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Thursday, November 19, 20261 sale · 2 listings
- Cws Nc
  U.S. Treasury Real Property · Deadlines 1:00 PM EST – 1:30 PM EST
  Deposit due:
  Nov 18, 2026
  Deposit terms:
  cashier's check made payable to CWS Marketing Group, Inc
  Deposit:
  $1,000
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LOT 1: 502 Pocosin Road, Windsor, North Carolina 27983

Windsor, North Carolina

Auction License: #10348 Auctioneer: Mike Lewis #10334 LAND WITH MANUFACTURED HOME 1.01 ± acre residential lot with manufactured home. The 1,104 ± sq. ft. double-wide manufactured home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry, and deck. There is an additional single-wide manufactured home on the property. Bidding starts at $5,000 with a $1,000 deposit due by November 18.…

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Opening price

$5,000

Time left

16d 3h

Real Estate

U.S. Treasury

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LOT 2: 139-B Farless Road, Merry Hill, North Carolina 27957

Merry Hill, North Carolina

Auction License: #10348 Auctioneer: Mike Lewis #10334 LAND WITH MANUFACTURED HOME 0.54 ± acre residential lot with manufactured home. The 1,041 ± sq. ft. manufactured home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, kitchen with breakfast area, laundry, and deck. The property includes a detached storage shed. Bidding starts at $5,000 with a $1,000 deposit due by November 18. Online auction Thursday,…

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Opening price

$5,000

Time left

16d 4h

By sale type

Cws Nc2

By source

U.S. Treasury Real Property2

How these sales work

Buying government property in Bertie County

North Carolina is a tax deed state

North Carolina counties collect delinquent taxes through foreclosure, ending in a public sale on the courthouse steps run by a commissioner or the sheriff. The buyer receives a deed after the upset-bid period and court confirmation.

Redemption period: There is no post-sale redemption; the owner can pay until the sale, and after the sale any bidder may raise the price during the 10-day upset-bid period.
Interest or penalty: Not applicable — buyers acquire the deed, and competition happens through upset bids rather than interest.

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