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Foreclosure auction · Charlotte County

2395 Harbor Blvd - Unit 320, Port Charlotte, FL 33952

Sold. Sold on Wed, Oct 14, 2026 to a third-party bidder.

SaleForeclosure auction, Wed, Oct 14, 2026
ResultSold to 3rd party bidder
Case number25000438CC
County just value$93,177
HomeCondominium, 1,044 sq ft, built 1981
Lot1,042 sq ft
Parcel ID402215801033
CountyCharlotte County, Florida

All lots of Oct 14 on charlotte.realforeclose.com · Property appraiser record · Clerk's record

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How this sale works

  • The clerk holds the sale online at charlotte.realforeclose.com. Register in advance; bidding opens at the scheduled time.
  • Most Florida clerks take a 5% deposit from the winning bidder at the end of the sale and the balance by the next business day.
  • The certificate of title issues if no objection is filed within 10 days of the sale (F.S. 45.031).

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Questions about this auction

What happened at the 2395 Harbor Blvd - Unit 320 auction?
Sold on Wed, Oct 14, 2026 to a third-party bidder.
Are there liens on 2395 Harbor Blvd - Unit 320?
We have not searched this property yet. A title search lists every mortgage, lien, judgment and city case recorded against it.
What does the buyer of a foreclosure sale take on?
  • Junior liens named in the case are cleared. The sale cuts off liens recorded after the foreclosed mortgage when their holders were defendants.
  • Older liens stay. A mortgage or judgment recorded before the foreclosed mortgage survives. So do liens whose holders were left out of the case.
  • The association's dues stay with you. A third-party buyer owes every condo or HOA assessment that came due up to the sale (F.S. 718.116, 720.3085). Ask for an estoppel letter.
  • Taxes and assessments stay. Unpaid property taxes, tax certificates and assessments on the tax bill, including PACE, follow the property (F.S. 197.122, 163.08).
  • Federal liens. If the United States is a defendant, it can redeem the property for 120 days after the sale (28 U.S.C. 2410).

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Who runs the sale?
The Charlotte County Clerk of Court, online at charlotte.realforeclose.com.