The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Foreclosure Sale is published monthly for two consecutive weeks at least thirty days prior to the date of sale. The foreclosed properties are published in local newspapers in which the property is located. The public may also buy property sale lists for $4 (cash only exact change required) at the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office Civil Division located at 8029 SE 29th St MWC, OK 73110
 

Sales Location

The Sheriff's Foreclosure Sales are located in the Oklahoma County Courthouse Annex Building at: 320 Robert S. Kerr, Room 101, every other Thursday. You must be registered to bid by 2PM no exceptions. Registration is 1PM-2PM. Sales start promptly at 2PM. The Schedule is subject to change due to weather and Holidays.

To Purchase a Property You Must Meet the Following Requirements

• Minimum bid must be at least two-thirds of the appraised price of the property.
• Down payment of at least 10% of the purchase price is due within 24 hours of sale. The remaining 90% of the purchase price is due within 3 to 4 weeks of the sale date, before the confirmation hearing.
• All payments must be paid using certified funds (cashier’s check or money order), made payable to Rick Warren, Court Clerk. Payments are made to the cashier at the court clerk’s office located on the 4^th floor at 320 Robert S. Kerr.  You will need to know your winning bid amount and the case # of the property being purchased.
• Any sale is subject to cancellation by the plaintiff.

Confirmation Hearing

The Confirmation hearing is scheduled by the plaintiff's attorney. Once the confirmation hearing has been held the attorney for the plaintiff will provide a sheriff's Deed to be signed by the sheriff. It is the responsibility of the buying party to file the deed with the county clerk.

More Information

For information about properties that have been recalled you can use the case number to get information from the OSCN Website or contact Kim Gennings.

Notice
All foreclosure properties are sold "as is." Prior to bidding, you will need to do your own research of the property's records for outstanding liens and taxes that may not be satisfied by the foreclosure auction.

The Sheriff's office does not have keys to any of the listed properties and does not have access in any manner to the inside of them. The sheriff's office cannot authorize any entry into any of the homes. Some of the homes that are scheduled to be sold are still being lived in and we must respect the owner's privacy.

 
  Links
Registrar of Deeds
Oklahoma County Treasures Office
Oklahoma County Assessor Property Search
Oklahoma Supreme Court Network Case Search