North Carolina foreclosure & tax sales
North Carolina courthouse foreclosure and tax sales, pinned on one map and checked against the court record — with the opening bid, the estimated value, and the profit spread already worked out before you ever drive to the courthouse.
Now in invite-only private beta — membership opens as spots free up.
FIGURES FROM THE LIVE BOARD · OCT 11, 2026
North Carolina foreclosure filings jumped 47% in the first half of 2026 — more than 8,400 properties, on pace for over 16,000 this year. That’s thousands of chances to find your next deal.
Source: ATTOM Mid-Year 2026 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report
The founder
FlippingMap was created by a North Carolina investor who has bid on — and won — hundreds of courthouse foreclosure sales. The bids, deadlines, and profit numbers in this app are checked against court records the same way he checks them for his own money.
Straight off the board
Ranked by estimated profit — the gap between what the courthouse asks and what the property is worth. These are real sales, on real dates, pulled from the live board.
LINCOLN COUNTY · TAX SALE · OCT 22, 2026
GASTON COUNTY · FORECLOSURE
DURHAM COUNTY · FORECLOSURE · UPSET-BID WINDOW OPEN
Figures shown are the app’s estimates from the Oct 11, 2026 board snapshot — opening bids and values move as cases do, and North Carolina sales can be postponed or cancelled. Always verify the court file before you bid. That’s exactly the checking FlippingMap does for you daily.
How it works
FlippingMap digs them out, interprets them, does the math, and ranks them — one easy-to-follow system.
Foreclosure deals have always been public record — buried in 100 different county systems, in legal notices nobody reads. FlippingMap digs them out and does the math.
Scheduled courthouse foreclosure and tax sales from across North Carolina land on one map. Filter by county, sale type, or distance from your driveway — and see what’s near you first.
Each pin carries the opening bid, the estimated property value, and the spread between them. Top Deals ranks the board by that spread, so the best houses surface first — not the loudest listings.
Your Max Bid is the ceiling you can pay and still make your number. When an upset bid lands, the app tracks the new high bid and the deadline to beat it, down to the day the window closes.
NC upset-bid windows are 10 days and unforgiving. Sale dates, last-upset days, postponements and cancellations are swept from court records daily — cancellations the sweep detects come off your board, not just your calendar.
Need to know what a house actually looks like today? Request fresh photos of any property through Bird Dog, right from the deal — a local scout shoots it and sends it back.
Distances on deal cards and a Near Me view that sorts the closest deals first. The best deal in the state doesn’t help if it’s four hours away — the one 12 minutes out might.
Plans
Plans include the live map, Top Deals, profit estimates and Max Bid. Plans scale by how much of North Carolina you hunt. One good deal pays for a decade of any of them.
Your first deals, close to home.
Billed monthly
For investors working deals every month.
Billed monthly
Multi-county operators building a pipeline.
Billed monthly
Statewide hunting, no county limits on your plan.
Billed monthly
Getting started: pick a plan and subscribe in the app — activation is automatic once you subscribe; give it a few minutes, then reopen the app.
Somewhere in North Carolina this week, a house worth six figures is opening at a five-figure bid. FlippingMap helps you find it — and see how high you can go.
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