Sheriff Sales

Bidder Instructions

The Sheriff's Office does not have keys to any of the above listed real estate and does not have access in any manner to the inside of any of the above listed real estate. The sheriff's office cannot and will not authorize any entry into any of the homes as some of the homes that are being sold are being lived in at the time we must respect the owners privacy.

To prevent the sale of a property, it is the plaintiff's responsibility to submit any notice of recall to the sheriff's office prior to the date of the scheduled sale.

Foreclosed property sales take place on most Thursdays, as needed to meet the legal requirements at the lobby of the Craig County Sheriff's Office at 600 S. Main Street. This schedule may be altered due to legal holidays or severe weather. Any auctions postponed will take place on the first business day that follows. Persons are encouraged to check back on a regular basis for changes and recalls.

Please refer to the dates listed below for the specific date of the sale.

Properties are sold as is. No warranties or guarantees are given by the Sheriff Office. The minimum bid for any of the properties being sold is 2/3 the appraised value.

If you purchase any property you are required to put 10% down by the end of the same day. If the 10% is not posted, the property can and shall be offered to the next highest bidder, pending the approval of the Plaintiff's Attorney of record. The remaining balance must be paid in full by the Friday prior to confirmation date set by the Attorney. Payments will not be accepted on the day of confirmation. No exceptions.

The Court Clerk's office will not accept personal checks. All money transactions must be made by cash, cashiers, check, or money order and must be made payable to The Craig County Court Clerk or they cannot be accepted at payment.