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Abbeville County

Delinquent Taxes and Tax Sales

Abbeville County Tax Collector
901 West Greenwood St., Suite 1100, Abbeville, SC 29620
Phone (864)366-5312 Extn. 54 Fax (864)366-8988

Judicial Foreclosure Sales

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Judicial Foreclosure Sales

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Judicial Foreclosures

Abbeville County Master-in-Equity Department
414 Monument Street, Suite A, Greenwood, SC 29646
Phone: (864)223-8907 Fax: (864)223-8917

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