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383 43RD Place UNIT 10

Sea Isle City, NJ 08243

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Property Details

Beds
TBD
Baths
TBD
Sq ft
TBD
Lot
TBD
Year built
TBD
Property type
Not listed
Estimated price
Not listed

Foreclosure Information

APN
Lot 36, 37-43, Block 42.05
Case number
F-26000377
Foreclosing association
Harbour House Landing Condominium Association, Inc.

Opening bid — the association's claim

$29,563

Auction date
Jan 20, 2027
Unpaid balance
$29,563
Last verified
Oct 14, 2026

The party foreclosing here is Harbour House Landing Condominium Association, Inc, a community association collecting unpaid assessments — not a mortgage lender. The opening bid reflects the association's claim, not the home's value or price. A mortgage recorded before the association's lien generally survives this kind of sale, so the buyer may take the home still subject to it. Check the county's records for every lien on the property before bidding.

How the Auction Works

Every Cape May County foreclosure sale follows the rules set by the Cape May County Sheriff's Office:

How you bid
In person, open auction (no sealed bids): the plaintiff opens with a minimum $100 bid, then bids rise in increments of at least $1,000; the highest bidder wins and the Sheriff's decision is final.
Where
Old Historic Court House, 11 North Main Street (Route 9), Cape May Court House, NJ
When sales run
Every other Wednesday at 1:00 p.m.; the Sheriff may grant up to five 28-day adjournments, so dates move often
Due if you win
20% of the total bid immediately after the sale, in cash (up to $1,000) or certified check payable to "The Sheriff of Cape May County"; credit cards and personal checks are not accepted. Eligible buyers under the state's Community Wealth Preservation Program pay a 3.5% deposit instead.
Balance due
Balance within 30 calendar days of the sale, with lawful interest on the balance from the 11th day after the sale (Community Wealth Preservation Program buyers: 90 business days, interest from day 60).
After the sale
The owner can redeem for 10 calendar days after the sale in most cases; the property is sold subject to unpaid taxes, assessments, water and sewer liens and easements of record, and the Sheriff's deed does not by itself give clear title.

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Sale History

Jan 20, 2027
On the sheriff's calendar for this date

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