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To review information for the property you are interested in, you must have our file
number as it is listed in the foreclosure advertisement. You will need to click
your browser's "refresh" button each time you access this screen in order to
see the most up to date information. This report is sorted by county
(alphabetically), then numerically by our file number within each county.
Scroll down through this report until you find the file you are interested in.
If the file you are interested in is not listed on this report then the
property was likely not set for sale by this Law Firm at the time this data was
last updated.
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At the time of this posting we do not know which examiners will attend which counties for the
auctions. As always, please just ask at the courthouse steps for personnel
crying the McCalla, Raymer properties.
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The following information should
prove helpful as you prepare to purchase property at foreclosure sales:
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1) In Georgia the
official hours of sale are between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm the first Tuesday of
every month. The only exceptions are if the first Tuesday falls on January 1st
or July 4th, when the sale will be held during the same hours on the following
Wednesday. The foreclosure sale may take place at any time during the official
hours of sale. Because there are so many variables that can change on sale day
(whether or not a client has sent a bid by a certain time, whether the
auctioneer gets caught in traffic, etc.) we unfortunately cannot pinpoint
exactly when we will be auctioning off a piece of property. Litigation from
previous attempts to do so has unfortunately forced us to abandon this
practice.
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2)In jurisdiction outside of
Georgia, please consult your local laws regarding the time and place of sale.
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3) The foreclosure sale actually
takes place on the steps of the courthouse of the county in which the property
is located. It is there that you will bid on the property you are interested
in, after identifying the appropriate employee/auctioneer for the law firm that
is foreclosing on the property you want to bid on.
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4) You must be present during
the bidding process. Keep in mind that you may be competing against other
bidders.
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5) Should you be the successful
bidder, you will be required to tender, in certified funds (cashiers check,
money orders, cash) the full bid amount immediately upon the close of bidding.
Should you not produce certified funds immediately at close of bidding, the
sale may be either be declared void and re-conducted immediately or the
property may be sold to the second highest bidder. Because there is no way to
know the sale amount before the bidding process begins, we suggest that you
bring with you the maximum amount of certified funds that you are willing to
bid. We suggest dividing this amount into several checks of differing
denominations in case you are able to purchase the property for less than your
maximum bid - that way you may still have the use of a significant portion of
your money, as opposed to simply tendering one check for the maximum bid which
might contain a significant overage/surplusage. Of course, we will refund any
overage shortly after the sale and will forward same to you or you may pick the
check up at our office once verifying that it has been cut.
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6) Feel free to check this website as often
as you wish, as it is updated every business day shortly after the first
publication for the sale. While of the prohibitions of the Fair Debt
Collections Practices Act as well as other legally mandated privacy
restrictions have led us to conclude that the information listed is all we can
lawfully provide in this forum at this time, our goal is for the information to
be as accurate as possible. Should you come across any obvious errors, please
bring them to our attention so that we can insure that this website is
providing the type of benefit for you that we intended and that you expect.
Thank you.
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7) The bids below are accurate to
the best of our knowledge. However, the bid displayed may not be the opening
bid due to the changes by the lender. Not all bids will be displayed prior to
the sale because some bid information does not become available until the day
of sale. If a bid is not displayed (if at all), our office does not have it.
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