Richmond County Tax Sale Auction Information

Richmond County, North Carolina will hold a Delinquent Property Tax Foreclosure Sale on May 2, 2025, at the Richmond County Courthouse Judicial Center, Rockingham, NC. The public auction begins at 12:00 PM (noon). A 20% cash deposit is required from the highest bidder at the time of sale.

Key Auction Details:

• Date: May 2, 2025
• Location: Richmond County Courthouse Judicial Center, Rockingham, NC
• Time: 12:00 PM

Terms of Sale:

All properties are sold as-is, with no warranties on title or habitability.

A 20% cash deposit is due immediately at the time of sale.

The winning bidder must cover the recording fees and revenue stamps when they record the deed with the Richmond County Register of Deeds.

The sale is subject to any unpaid city and county taxes not included in the judgment. North Carolina General Statute §1-339.25 allows for a 10-day upset bid period after the sale.

How to Participate:

Attend the sale in person at the Richmond County Courthouse.

Bring certified funds for the deposit. Before attending, visit the Richmond County GIS portal to view property locations.

To check opening bid amounts and see a full list of available parcels, visit the attorney’s site at www.zls-nc.com.

Use the Property Identification Number (PIN) from the foreclosure list to locate parcels on the GIS map at www.richmondnc.com under the “GIS” section.

Links you might need for the Richmond County, North Carolina Tax Deed Auction:

• Richmond County Tax Sale Information Link 
• Richmond County Tax Department
• Richmond County In-Person Auction Site 
• How to Unlock Profits and Secure Real Estate Deals in North Carolina Tax Deeds
• Let’s talk about Tax Deeds and how you can profit from them!
• Discover Tax Deeds and how you can find property for as little as $50! 
• This is how you can get properties below market value in North Carolina!

The Richmond County tax sale offers real estate investors a chance to buy property through public auction. Use the GIS portal to research property locations in advance and check opening bids to plan your strategy. Arrive early, bring certified funds, and be prepared to act quickly. All purchases require prompt payment and may be subject to a 10-day upset bid period, so follow the terms carefully to secure your winning bid

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