The Sheriff’s Office does not have a list for general distribution of the properties to be sold. Please be advised that a sale can be adjourned, settled, cancelled or stopped for a number of reasons. As a result, you must independently keep track of any properties you are interested in purchasing. Should the sale be adjourned for any reason after it has been advertised, it will not be re-advertised in the newspaper unless the case is completely closed and re-filed at a later date. Advertisements appear once a week for four consecutive weeks prior to the initial date of sale. Further, we cannot give permission for prospective bidders to enter and inspect any structure that may be located on the property to be sold.Īll properties sold at auction by the Camden County Sheriff’s Office are advertised on Tuesday in the Courier-Post and local weekly newspapers.

We recommend you consult with an attorney who specializes in these matters, as we cannot provide legal advice.įoreclosure sales are for real property only the Sheriff’s Office does not know if any structures are on the property. Purchasing properties at a Sheriff’s Sale is an involved legal matter that brings with it certain risks. We hope this information is beneficial to those who would like to bid on properties but are unfamiliar with the conditions and manner of sale. This is a public service information bulletin. One of the functions of the Sheriff’s Office is to conduct the sale of real property after foreclosure proceedings have been completed. After reading over the following information thoroughly, please feel free to contact the Sheriff’s Sales Division of the Office of the Sheriff at (856) 225-5531 or (856) 225-5551, if we can be of further assistance.

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