Property auctions
May 3 at 10am at the Albemarle Courthouse
Property: three building lots on Langford Drive
Debtor: Ivy Estates LLC
Original amount owing: unknown
Bidder brings: 10 percent sale price
Info: Motley's Auction 804-355-1200
May 3 at 2pm at the Albemarle Courthouse
Property: 356 Westfield Road
Debtor: Cindy Lisa Tyler
Original amount owing: $56,400
Bidder brings: $5,000 or 10 percent sale price
Info: Julian A. Bryant Jr. 757-437-9500
May 7 at 10am at the Albemarle Courthouse
Property: 666 Lockesley Terrace
Debtor: Vanessa Robinson
Original amount owing: $129,600
Bidder brings: 10 percent sale price
Info: ALG Trustee LLC 703-777-7101
May 7 at 2:15pm at the Charlottesville Circuit Court
Property: 501 Rockland Avenue
Debtor: Charlotte J. Gibson
Original amount owing: $168,750
Bidder brings: 10 percent sale price
Info: BWW Law Group 301-961-6555
May 9 at 3:15pm at the Albemarle Courthouse
Property: 1550 Reynovia Drive
Debtor: John D. and Michelle R. Brown
Original amount owing: $204,000
Bidder brings: $20,000 or 10 percent sale price
Info: Samuel I. White PC 757-457-1460
May 9 at 3:30pm at the Albemarle Courthouse
Property: 5471 Murrays Lane, Covesville
Debtor: Carl L. Vest and Sharon M. Vest
Original amount owing: $73,150
Bidder brings: $7,300 or 10 percent sale price
Info: Shapiro, Brown & Alt LLP 757-687-8777
May 16 at noon at the Albemarle Courthouse
Property: 310 Westminster Road
Debtor: Betty J. Crampton
Original amount owing: $310,000
Bidder brings: 10 percent sale price
Info: Abby Moynihan 301-490-3361
May 16 at 3:30pm at the Albemarle Courthouse
Property: 3896 Irish Road, Schuyler
Debtor: Ronnie L. Woodson
Original amount owing: $99,900
Bidder brings: $9,900 or 10 percent sale price
Info: Shapiro, Brown & Alt LLP 757-687-8777
[This compilation was culled from published accounts of auctions scheduled by creditors. Such plans may change if the alleged debt is satisfied.]
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I don't think we've hit bottom yet. Long long ago an elderly friend told me that she lived thru a period when housing prices dropped precipitously and she and her husband ( financially well-off ) never bought another house - they rented. I'm betting that people retiring will do the same and we will continue to see many more of these auctions. Just yesterday I was in Nelson county and my friend, who used to own a house in the upscale development in the valley below Wintergreen said, no one wants to live out here unless you work at Wintergreen and houses just won't sell. Now Wintergreen itself is in trouble.