OREGON CITY, Ore. — Clackamas County residents and investors will soon have the chance to purchase surplus government-owned properties as the county prepares to hold a public auction. The event promises opportunity but also comes with strict requirements for registration and proof of funds.
Auction Details
The auction will take place at the Clackamas County Circuit Court, Room 4C, located at 1000 Courthouse Road in Oregon City. Doors open at 9:15 a.m., and the auction begins promptly at 10 a.m. Seating is limited to 100 participants, adding to the competitive atmosphere.
Only those who have completed registration and provided valid proof of funds will be permitted to attend. Guests may be allowed entry, but only if space remains after registered bidders are seated.
Registration and Financial Requirements
Interested buyers must pre-register and demonstrate proof of financial readiness. The county requires bidders to show evidence of at least 20% of the property’s minimum bid—either in cash or a cashier’s check—before they are admitted.
These are cash-only transactions, meaning financing or payment arrangements are not accepted. Participants are urged to prepare accordingly, as access to the auction will not be granted without confirmed funds.
Payment Timeline for Winners
Successful bidders must be ready to act quickly. Winners have just 48 business hours after the auction to submit the remaining balance for their property purchase…