Ruff, Bond, Cobb, Wade & Bethune
Published tax-foreclosure sale notices
15 records in current coverage
Attorney-published sale listings provide address, sale-stage, case, and date context for records handled through this firm.
Open sourceSources & methodology
What the index knows—and what it cannot prove.
CLT Foreclosures combines published sale notices with county property and tax context. The interface preserves the distinction between a scheduled sale, upset-bid activity, and an earlier delinquency indicator.
Current API snapshot
October 19, 2026 at 1:05 AM EDT
Page reviewed August 29, 2026. Source sites and individual records can change between collection runs.
Current source surface
Four roles, kept separate.
A source count shows coverage, not independent confirmation. Two datasets can describe different stages of the same parcel.
Brock & Scott
Published foreclosure sale notices
21 records in current coverage
Attorney-published notices provide scheduled-sale context. Posted bid amounts may be absent and are never replaced with estimates.
Open sourceMecklenburg County Office of Tax Administration
Tax-foreclosure and delinquency context
309 records in current coverage
County resources identify tax-foreclosure channels and earlier delinquency records. Delinquency alone does not mean a sale is scheduled.
Open sourceCounty parcel data and NC OneMap
Address, parcel, assessment, and map context
35 records in current coverage
Property datasets add research context where a record can be matched. Assessed value is labeled as assessment context, never as a bid.
Open sourceHow a record moves
1
Collect
A source-specific collector reads the published record and keeps the source identity attached.
2
Normalize
Address, date, status, and parcel fields are normalized without inventing missing bid or title data.
3
Reconcile
Later successful runs can update, confirm, or mark a record stale while preserving unrelated research fields.
4
Publish
The public API removes internal underwriting and shows the record, source, confidence cues, and verification time.
What still requires human verification
- Whether a published sale date was postponed, canceled, or superseded after the last collection run.
- The trustee’s exact deposit, payment, registration, and assignment terms for a specific sale.
- Title priority, surviving liens, federal redemption rights, occupancy, condition, access, and insurability.
- The Clerk’s current high bid, filing timestamp, deadline calculation, accepted payment form, and office availability.
- Whether a delinquency indicator ever advances to a filed or scheduled foreclosure sale.
Use the index, then open the source.
If a record looks wrong, send the record URL and supporting source to the data-corrections inbox.