Chowan County Tax Sale Auction Information

Chowan County will hold a Delinquent Property Tax Foreclosure Sale on May 5, 2025, at the Chowan County Courthouse, Edenton, 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 5, 2025
Location: Chowan County Courthouse, Edenton, NC
Time: 12:00 PM

Terms of Sale:

All properties are sold as-is with no warranty on title, habitability, or condition. A 20% deposit in cash or certified funds must be paid immediately after the winning bid.

The winning bidder must pay a 1% Land Transfer Tax, recording fees, and revenue stamps when recording the deed with the Chowan County Register of Deeds.

Sales are subject to any unpaid city or county taxes not included in the judgment. A 10-day upset bid period follows each sale, as provided in N.C.G.S. §1-339.25.

How to Participate:

Attend the in-person auction on May 5 at the Chowan County Courthouse.

Bring certified funds for the deposit. You must pay the full balance and associated fees if the county confirm your bid after the upset bid period ends.

There are no warranties, and the county does not guarantee condition, access, or possession.

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

• Chowan County Tax Sale Information Link 
• Chowan County Tax Office
• Chowan 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!

Chowan County’s foreclosure sale offers real estate investors the chance to purchase properties through public auction. The bidding process is simple, but bidders must act quickly and have their funds ready. Each sale includes a mandatory deposit and recording costs, so it’s important to come prepared. Conduct your due diligence in advance and make sure you understand all conditions before placing a bid

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