If I am the highest bidder, when may I take possession of the property?

You may only take possession of the property when you have been issued a deed by the Court. If the property is still occupied, you must go through the legal process of evicting the occupant(s). Equity Court does not prepare or file documents to assist in the eviction process. Please consult an attorney for further details on how to proceed with an eviction.

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1. Do you handle TAX SALES?
2. Where do I file pleadings, motions, petitions or other documents?
3. How do I view court records online?
4. How do I access a SALES Roster?
5. Where and when are foreclosure sales held?
6. Do I have to register to attend the sale?
7. What is the bidding process?
8. May I inspect the property prior to foreclosure sale?
9. How does a request for a deficiency judgment affect the bidding process?
10. How and when do I make payments if I am the highest bidder?
11. If I do not make payment(s) by the required time, what happens?
12. Will I receive title to the property free and clear of all other liens?
13. If I am the highest bidder, when may I take possession of the property?
14. How do I contact Plaintiff’s counsel?