South Carolina sheriff sales
South Carolina has 17 upcoming sheriff sales on record, across 2 counties. The next is on December 1, 2026.
Check the next sales here first. A plan opens the full list, with each sale’s plaintiff, defendant and case and, where the listing prints them, the opening bid and judgment.
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Data as of
| Property | County | Status | Opening bid | Judgment | Plaintiff |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 sales | |||||
| 1402 Camp Road Unit 5A, James Island | Charleston County, SC | Scheduled | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 19 Smith Street, Charleston | Charleston County, SC | Scheduled | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 1960 Pebble Creek Court, Charleston | Charleston County, SC | Scheduled | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 21 Corinne Street Unit 6, Charleston | Charleston County, SC | Scheduled | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
| 2336 Bailey Drive, North Charleston | Charleston County, SC | Scheduled | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan | Withheld; opens with a plan |
12 more sales
See all 17 upcoming South Carolina sheriff sales
17 in the next 30 days
Each one's plaintiff, defendant and case number and, where the listing prints them, the opening bid and judgment. 3 days free on any plan.
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Market activity
- Plaintiffs
- 30
- 51 sales on record
- Counties
- 2
- 2 with a published page
- Median opening bid
- —
- Announced at the sale
- Next sale
- Dec 1, 2026
Data as of
By county
2 counties| County | Upcoming | Next 30d | Next sale | Plaintiffs | Held 90d | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charleston County | 15 | 15 | Dec 1, 2026 | 10 | 0 | |
| Anderson County | 2 | 2 | Dec 3, 2026 | 20 | 34 |
Every county we hold sales from is listed and linked. Counties with fewer than eight sales upcoming or held in the last 90 days have a page but are not submitted to search engines — see methodology.
What a South Carolina record includes
Each record carries these fields wherever the sheriff’s listing states them, read every night, so a postponement or a stay reaches you the morning after it is posted. A field the listing left out says so rather than showing a blank.
- Full address and parcel number
- Sale date, time and where it is held
- Opening bid or upset price, where the listing prints it
- Judgment amount, where the listing prints it
- Plaintiff and the plaintiff's attorney
- Defendant
- Court case and sheriff's numbers
- Every postponement and stay the sheriff posted, on Pro and Business
- What sold, for how much, once the sale is held
How many sales each list holds is public, and the first five on each list show their address and sale date. The rest of the list, and the opening bid, judgment and parties on every sale, open with any plan. See a complete sample record or compare plans.
Recently past their sale date
Last 90 daysOpens with any plan
34 sales past their date in the last 90 days in South Carolina
Each one's plaintiff, defendant and case number and, where the listing prints them, the opening bid and judgment. 3 days free on any plan.
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How to buy at a South Carolina sheriff sale
Know the date and the venue
The next sheriff sale in South Carolina is on December 1, 2026. Sheriff sales are postponed often, so check the status the morning of the sale.
Screen by opening bid and judgment
Many sheriffs here announce the opening bid only at the sale; the judgment amount is the best guide to it, since the plaintiff usually bids up to what it is owed.
Research the property and the title
Drive by, look the parcel up with the county, and search the title. A sheriff's deed carries no warranty: senior mortgages, tax liens and some municipal liens can survive the sale, and you buy the property as it stands, occupants included.
Bring the deposit and bid
Read the sheriff's conditions of sale: most require a deposit at the sale in certified funds, and the balance within a set number of days. The defendant can still stop the sale up to the moment it is held.
The whole process, start to finish: how to buy at a sheriff sale.
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For a South Carolina sale
- Sheriff sale calendarEvery county's upcoming sale days, with property counts and start times.
- Foreclosing lendersThe banks, servicers and trusts bringing sheriff sales, with every county they foreclose in.
- How to buy at a sheriff saleResearch, the deposit, what survives the sale, and the days between the gavel and the deed.
- Sheriff sale guidesHow a sheriff sale works, how to bid, and the rules for Florida, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.
- Search every upcoming saleBy address, city, plaintiff, defendant, case or parcel number.
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Sheriff sales in South Carolina
How many sheriff sales are there in South Carolina?
We hold 67 sale records from South Carolina, describing 51 sheriff sales across 2 counties. 17 are upcoming, with 17 in the next 30 days. Charleston County carries the most, at 15.
When is the next sheriff sale in South Carolina?
The next sheriff sale anywhere in South Carolina is on December 1, 2026, 19 days from today. Dates are the sheriff's current ones; where a sale was postponed, the new date is shown and the postponement counted.
How a South Carolina sheriff sale reaches this page
A sheriff sale is the last step of a court case. A lender (or a taxing body, or an association) wins a judgment, the court orders the property sold, and the sheriff lists it for sale. That list -- the address, the case, the parties, the date and, where it is printed, the opening bid and the judgment -- is what this page is built from, read again every night so a postponement shows up the morning after it is posted.
The vocabulary is defined in the glossary; how the lists become the records on this page is in the methodology.