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Burke County Tax Deed Sales

No Burke County tax sale is on the public calendar right now. The most recent one we recorded was September 15, 2026. North Carolina counties post sale dates in waves, often only weeks ahead. This page is rebuilt daily from county and auction-platform sources, so the next Burke County date appears here the day it is published.

The last Burke County sale we have on record

Some of the properties that were on it. This sale has already been held, so these are not for sale today — they are here so you can see what a Burke County sale looks like.

PropertyOpening bid
0 NC 18 S, Connelly Springs 0 NC 18 S, Connelly Springs, Burke County, NC$7,300
0 NC 18 S, Connelly Springs 0 NC 18 S, Connelly Springs, Burke County, NC$7,300
7091 Silver Creek Lane, Morganton 7087 Silver Creek Lane, Morganton, Burke County, NC$7,500
1713 Butler Hill Road, Morganton, Burke County, NC$10,000
7878 Houston Avenue, Hickory, Burke County, NC$11,200
0 Southview St, Morganton 0 Southview St, Morganton 1300 E Union St, Morganton 1302 E Union St, Morganton, Bur$29,000
0 Southview St, Morganton 0 Southview St, Morganton, Burke County, NC$29,000
1300 E Union St, Morganton 1302 E Union St, Morganton 0 Southview St, Morganton 0 Southview St, Morganton, Bur$32,500

Earlier Burke County sales we also have on record: July 16, 2026 · May 5, 2026.

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How North Carolina tax deed sales work

North Carolina is a tax deed state with a redemption posture of No redemption. The owner can pay and cancel the sale until it is confirmed at the end of the upset-bid period; after the deed there is no redemption.

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