In North Carolina, the foreclosure sale must be held:

Foreclosure sales in North Carolina are not held at the property. While some states allow this, North Carolina requires the sale to be conducted at the courthouse to ensure proper legal oversight and documentation.

Online-only foreclosure sales are not permitted in North Carolina. The state requires in-person auctions at the courthouse during business hours to maintain transparency and proper legal procedures.

While trustees administer foreclosure sales in North Carolina, they do not have the authority to choose the location. The law specifically mandates that sales must be held at the county courthouse.