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Eric T. Byrd
  • Flipper
  • willow spring, NC
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How to sidestep the upset bid?

Eric T. Byrd
  • Flipper
  • willow spring, NC
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Johnston County NC. I won the upset bid only to find out that someone else had purchased the property from the original owner. The deed was recorded on day 10 of the upset period, 20 days after the auction on the courthouse steps. My understanding was that the original owner was not able to interrupt the foreclosure process after the auction. Was this legal?