This page contains listings of Oregon Foreclosed Properties and Public Auctions. Cities include but are not limited to Medford, Ashland and Central Point. All pending Sheriff sales for this county may not be posted on this site. See About Sales for more information.
Jackson County Sheriff's Office
5179 Crater Lake Hwy
Central Point, OR 97502
Contact: Civil Division
Tel: 541-774-6834
Fax: 541-776-7699
jacksoncountyor.org/sheriff
Jackson County Sheriff Sales
| Sale Date | Type | Location | Notice of Sale | Supporting Documents/Photos |
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Sep 1 |
Real | 19000 Highway 62 Eagle Point, OR 97524 | U.S. Bank National Association vs. John P. Carruthers, et al | Writ of Execution |
| Sale Date: Sep 1 | Property Type: Real |
| Address: 19000 Highway 62 Eagle Point, OR 97524 | |
| Notice of Sale: U.S. Bank National Association vs. John P. Carruthers, et al | |
| Supporting Docs: Writ of Execution | |
| POSTPONEMENT OR CANCELLATIONS: At any time before a sale it may be postponed or canceled from the original date posted here. You may contact the sheriffs' office selling the property for the latest information. | |||||
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Oregon State Sheriffs' Association is not responsible for the content of notices published on this website. Any errors or omissions are the responsibility of the party requesting the posting. OSSA does not review or alter documents submitted for posting. Parties requesting posting should carefully review the document for legal sufficiency and accuracy before submitting to OSSA for posting. |
| POSTPONEMENT OR CANCELLATIONS: At any time before a sale it may be postponed or canceled from the original date posted here. You may contact the sheriffs' office selling the property for the latest information. | |||||
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: The Oregon State Sheriffs' Association is not responsible for the content of notices published on this website. Any errors or omissions are the responsibility of the party requesting the posting. OSSA does not review or alter documents submitted for posting. Parties requesting posting should carefully review the document for legal sufficiency and accuracy before submitting to OSSA for posting. |
