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Surry County, North Carolina Government Auctions

8 open listings in Surry County, including 5 vacant land, 3 residential. Every listing links to the official source to bid.

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205 Reid Denny Way, Pilot Mountain, NC

Pilot Mountain, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: residential home. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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147 Gardner St, Mount Airy, NC

Mount Airy, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: residential home. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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0 Wards Gap Road, Mt. Airy, NC

Mt. Airy, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: residential vacant lot. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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Crestview St., Mt. Airy, NC

Mt. Airy, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: commercial vacant lot. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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0 Zephyr Road, Elkin, NC

Elkin, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: acreage. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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0 Broad St., Mt. Airy, NC

Mt. Airy, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: residential vacant lot. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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280 Watershed Rd, Lowgap, NC

Lowgap, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: residential vacant lot. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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105 Pentecostal Holiness, Mount Airy, NC

Mount Airy, North Carolina

Tax-delinquent property in Surry County, NC, being foreclosed for unpaid property taxes and sold at a public courthouse sale (10-day upset-bid period) by the county's tax-foreclosure counsel, The Kania Law Firm. Property type: residential home. The sale date has not been set yet. See the official listing for the sale terms and how to bid.

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How these sales work

Buying government property in Surry 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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Tax sale (deed)

The county sells the property itself to recover unpaid taxes. The minimum bid is usually the delinquent taxes, interest and costs.

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General information, not legal advice; the official sale notice controls.