4 open listings in Rockingham County, including 3 HUD REO home, 1 freddie mac REO. Every listing links to the official source to bid.
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HUD HomeStore
HUD-owned (FHA) foreclosed home at 190 Kolton Lane, Reidsville, NC 27320, FHA case #381-867930, currently listed for sale on HUD HomeStore (acquired by HUD 2020-03-26). Offers are submitted through a HUD-registered real estate broker during the bid period; the list price, bid deadline, property condition report and photos are on the official listing.
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Freddie Mac HomeSteps
Freddie Mac HomeSteps (REO) home in Madison, NC. 2 bed, 1 bath. 910 sq ft. Built 1957. Single-Family. List price $99,900. Rockingham County. Offers go through the listing broker (THE PROPERTY SOURCE INC); view full property details, photos and how to make an offer on the official HomeSteps listing.
Listed price
$99,900
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HUD HomeStore
HUD-owned (FHA) foreclosed home at 124 The Boulevard, Eden, NC 27288, FHA case #381-809279, currently listed for sale on HUD HomeStore (acquired by HUD 2019-12-27). The property is in a HUD Revitalization Area (ROCKINGHAM COUNTY), so Good Neighbor Next Door discount eligibility may apply. Offers are submitted through a HUD-registered real estate broker during the bid period; the list price, bid…
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HUD HomeStore
HUD-owned (FHA) foreclosed home at 553 Stone Mountain Rd, Stoneville, NC 27048, FHA case #387-366930, currently listed for sale on HUD HomeStore (acquired by HUD 2020-03-19). Offers are submitted through a HUD-registered real estate broker during the bid period; the list price, bid deadline, property condition report and photos are on the official listing.
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How these sales work
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.
A home a federal agency or government-sponsored enterprise took back after a foreclosure on a loan it insured or owned, now resold through its own program.
Compare government real-estate sale types →General information, not legal advice; the official sale notice controls.