If you have any questions regarding upcoming auctions, please contact the legal department at (704) 476-3089 or e-mail at christie.wooten@clevelandcountync.gov.
Auctions Scheduled and/or cases that are currently in the 10-day upset bid period:
The below property/properties are currently in the upset bid process:
1. Parcels 15699, 15700, 15696, 15698-Auction scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. / File # 26CV000871-220 / Address: 320 Bridges Cir, Kings Mountain, 323 Bridges Cir, Kings Mountain, 336 Bridges Cir, Kings Mountain, 319 Bridges Cir, Kings Mountain.
2. Parcel 10405 -Auction scheduled for Friday, October 23, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. for parcel 10405 / File # 26CV002225-220 / 118 Ayers Road, Kings Mountain, NC 28086 / Map4-16, Block 1, Lot 54.
For a list of foreclosures being handled by Kania Law Firm, please visit the below website:
https://kanialawfirm.com/tax-foreclosures/foreclosure-listings/
To check the status of current 10-day upset bids-please visit the website below to access the court file:
https://portal-nc.tylertech.cloud/Portal/Home/Dashboard/29
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FORECLOSURE COMPLETED – COUNTY-OWNED PARCELS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE:
The process by which a county-owned parcel may be purchased begins by contacting the Legal Department with an offer to purchase a specific parcel. This offer is brought before the Board of Commissioners for it to accept or decline. If the Board accepts the offer a Quitclaim Deed is prepared for recording. Please contact the Legal Department for additional information, at 704-476-3089 or christie.wooten@clevelandcountync.gov.
PROPERTIES CURRENTLY IN FORECLOSURE- HANDLED BY CLEVELAND COUNTY
The following parcels are waiting for deadlines to be met in the foreclosure process (these cases are still in the court process):
- Parcel: 34843 / File # 22-CVD-1122 / Address: 207 Southard Street / Map L 3, Block: 8, Lot 7L. Foreclosure on hold
- Parcel 11901 / File # 26CV002590-220 / Margrace Road, Kings Mountain, NC 28086 / Map 4-50, Block 1, Lot 24.
- Parcel 56491 / File # 26CV002766-220 / 123 McGinnis Street, Kings Mountain, NC 28086 / Map KM37, Block 3, Lot 40.
- Parcel 18139 / File # 26CV002844-220 / 511 LeGrand Street, Shelby, NC 28150 / Map S10, Block 6, Lot 3.
- Parcel 17389 / File # 26CV002932-220 / 4107 Carolina Ave, Shelby, NC 28150 / Map S 5, Block 4, Lot 39.
- Parcel 70019 / File # 26CV003257-220 / 6009 Deep Green Drive, Shelby, NC 28150 / Map A111, Block 2, Lot 28.
- Parcel 54146 / File # 26CV003415-220 / 132 Belton Drive, Grover, NC 28073 / Map G 3, Block 1, Lot 30L.
- Parcel 20242 / File # 26CV003491-220 / 838 N Morgan Street, Shelby, NC 28150 / S40, Block 2, Lot 26.
In Cleveland County, upset bids must be filed in person with the Clerk of Superior Court and cannot be submitted electronically. The process applies to properties sold at public auctions, such as for tax foreclosures or surplus county land.
No e-filing for upset bids: Self-represented individuals can choose to file electronically or in person for other matters, but for upset bids, the in-person requirement is specific to the handling of forms and funds.
Things to know about purchasing a property during the foreclosure process:
- Lien holders against individual properties may be discovered by consulting the Complaint located in the office of the Clerk of Court in the courthouse at 100 Justice Place, Shelby, NC. You will need to provide the file number (CVD number) to the deputy clerk. The file number can be found above.
- Tax information may be found through the County website: http://www.clevelandcountytaxes.com
- All sales are conducted in the Commissioners' Room on the second floor of the administrative building located at 311 E. Marion Street, Shelby, NC.
- You do not have to register to participate in the auction.
- The opening bid will be announced at the time of the sale.
- A deposit of 5% of the final bid is required to be paid to the attorney/commissioner handling the sale. This must be in cash or certified funds, i.e. a cashier’s check or money order.
- All bids are held open for ten (10) days during which upset bids may be made through the office of the Clerk of Court in-person.
- All upset bids must raise the current bid by $750.00 OR by 5%, whichever is greater.
- A deposit with the Clerk of 5% or $750.00 whichever is greater is required to be made in cash or certified funds at the time of the upset bid.
- Each upset bid begins a new ten (10) day waiting period.
- Once a ten (10) day upset bid period is concluded without an upset bid, final payment must be made to the paralegal for Cleveland County located at 311 East Marion Street, Shelby, NC within 10 days. Funds must be paid in cash or certified funds (payable to Cleveland County). If the high bidder does not bring the remaining funds within 10 days of the last upset bid, they forfeit their deposit and the property will be resold.
- Following the collection of the balance of the final bid and the filing of appropriate documents with the Clerk of Court, a Commissioners Deed will be prepared and delivered to the highest bidder.
- The appropriate documents will be prepared and filed with the Clerk of Court to close the case.
- The cost of recordation of the Commissioners Deed is the responsibility of the new owner.
The properties listed for sale are being foreclosed under judgment of the court for failure to pay property taxes. This is NOT a sale of any surplus properties owned by Cleveland County. No representations, warranties or guarantees of any kind are made by the County or the Sale Commissioner with respect to these tax foreclosure sales. Each property is being sold as-is, buyer beware, and it is the duty of any bidder to investigate the property on their own prior to making any bid. The information posted about any tax foreclosure sale property (notice, minimum bid, redemption, structures and pictures} is for assistance only in this investigative process and cannot and should not be relied upon solely by any bidder. Properties listed here are subject to redemption at any time prior to the entry of a confirmation order by the Court and delivery of a deed by the Commissioner. Any redeemed properties are withdrawn immediately from the sale process. No title search was performed by the County for the public on any foreclosure properties.
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