Taxing Units
Whether you are looking to build a foreclosure program for the first time or to supplement a current program, our Firm’s experienced attorneys and legal support staff have the decades of experience that investors, title companies, and our clients trust. Contact us today for more information and to set-up a presentation.
Investors
Serving counties from Cherokee County to New Hanover County, we call an average of 30+ tax sales a month across the state. Please see our list of active and upcoming foreclosure tax sales on our Tax Sales Listings page. If interested in a particular property, please contact us.
The Kania Law Firm, P.A. has provided quality legal services for over 40 years throughout the state of North Carolina.
We provide timely and professional tax foreclosure, collections, and default management legal services for Noth Carolina County and Municipal governments requiring the collection of debts and enforcement of security interests.
Partnered with counties and municipalities across the state from Cherokee to New Hanover counties, we use up-to-date technology and proprietary applications to ensure our clients are informed from the moment of referral to disbursement. Additionally, we maintain a daily updated tax foreclosure sales list to generate auction interest and for the convenience of investors.
Questions about a particular parcel? Contact us today!
Tax Foreclosure Sales
Bidder and Investment Information
Testimonials
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I am new to tax foreclosure. How do I get started?
A: Tax foreclosure properties are sold at public auction. We have important information for bidders detailed at length on our website. We also recommend attending a live auction in a county near you. To see all of our upcoming auctions, please refer to our tax foreclosure sales page. If you still have lingering questions, always feel free to contact our office.
Q: Can I buy a property before it goes to public auction?
A: No. The Kania Law Firm is unable to sell a property prior to auction or aside from the process outlined by North Carolina law. Paying the taxes, costs, and fees on a foreclosure will only stop the action. It will not transfer title or ownership.
Q: If I win the bid and tender my purchase funds, is the deed I receive clear of all liens?
Meet Our Team
Hunter Frederick
Partner
Richard J. Kania
Partner
E. Lauren Watson Hubbard
Partner
Jay A. Kania
Partner
Sarah E.G. Pilon
Partner
Jonathan Fernandez
Attorney
Chad Haight
Attorney
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If you have questions in regards to our services or tax sales, please contact us today. For investors interested in a particular property, please include our file number or parcel number and address for which you are interested.
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