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Courthouse steps auctions
Hello all,
I’ve been to the last five Auction.com auctions on the Fulton County courthouse steps in Atlanta, Ga. When I’m there, I see many different auctions scattered about. Sheriff’s auctions, attorney’s auctions, etc. There seems to be no organization, no “map” as to where who will be standing where. If I find a property I’m interested in (not on Auction.com) do I call the attorney’s office in advance to ask where they will be located? Do I just randomly approach each group and ask if they have a list of the properties they are auctioning? Any help in deciphering the method to this madness would be much appreciated!