Fulton County Foreclosure Auctions
Fulton County holds its foreclosure auction on the courthouse steps at 136 Pryor Street SW in downtown Atlanta, on the first Tuesday of every month. It is Georgia's highest-volume foreclosure market, and it shows: any given auction day can put a 1930s bungalow in Southwest Atlanta, a Fairburn subdivision house, a Buckhead single-family, and a Midtown condo on the same list. If you invest in metro Atlanta, this is the county to know. First time at the Fulton steps? Start with how Georgia foreclosure auctions work.

5515 Hilltop Pass, Fairburn, GA 30213-7934

1758 Dunlap Ave, Atlanta, GA 30344-4773

1489 Saint Michael Ave, Atlanta, GA 30344-2548
135 Morning Springs Walk, Fairburn, GA 30213

220 Waterfall St Sw, Atlanta, GA 30331-8197

2572 Plantation Dr, Atlanta, GA 30344-2270

2686 Baker Ridge Dr Nw, Atlanta, GA 30318-7223

5790 Penfield Pl, Atlanta, GA 30349-3814

920 Memorial Dr Se, Atlanta, GA 30316-1478

6215 Hemperly Rd, Atlanta, GA 30349-4869
878 Peachtree St Ne, Atlanta, GA 30309-3933
255 Ismal Dr Sw, Atlanta, GA 30331-6033

242 Old Fig Ln, Fairburn, GA 30213-4827

175 N River Dr, Atlanta, GA 30350-1902

145 15th St Ne #817, Atlanta, GA 30309-3559

2154 Red Oak Cir, Union City, GA 30291-5501
3648 Ramsey Clos Sw, Atlanta, GA 30331

2555 Flat Shoals Rd Apt 801, Atlanta, GA 30349-4381
800 Peachtree St, Atlanta, GA 30308-1207
3737 Union Rd Sw, Atlanta, GA 30349-1515
Foreclosure Investing in Fulton County
Fulton County is not one market. It is several layered on top of each other, all landing on the same courthouse steps on the first Tuesday of the month. It has more properties scheduled for foreclosure auction each month than any other county in Georgia, which is why a single Fulton list reads so unevenly.
Southwest Atlanta, south Fulton, and the northern tier
The Southwest Atlanta neighborhoods, including Cascade, Adamsville, and Westwood, account for a large share of the monthly inventory. These are older single-family homes, many built in the 1950s through 1970s, priced at the lower end of the Atlanta market. They attract fix-and-flip investors and buy-and-hold buyers building rental portfolios. Competition is consistent because the deal math works for multiple exit strategies.
The south Fulton corridor, covering Fairburn, Union City, and the city of South Fulton, brings a heavier mix of newer suburban construction: larger square footage, more bedrooms, built in the 2000s and 2010s. These properties tend to have a different buyer pool than the in-town inventory, and the numbers work differently. Worth sorting your filter by city before assuming the whole county looks the same.
The northern tier, including Sandy Springs, Roswell, and the edges of Buckhead, shows up far less often but does show up. Higher opening bids, higher ARVs, a different risk profile. The occasional condo or townhome in Midtown or Buckhead proper adds more variety still.
Why Fulton auction mornings run differently
What all of these have in common: they land on the same list, on the same morning, at the same address. In a typical month Fulton notices are filed by more than a dozen different foreclosing law firms, and every one of them has to conduct its own sales inside the same statutory window on the same set of steps. In practice that means several sales running at once, in different spots, with nobody making much effort to gather a crowd.
Knowing where to be matters more in Fulton than in a smaller county. Work out which firm is handling the property you came for, get there early, and find the right group before bidding opens. A single sheet can also carry a Cascade bungalow, a Fairburn new-build, and a Buckhead condo, and none of those three underwrite the same way, so filter by city and treat each cluster as its own market rather than working the list top to bottom. Our auction day checklist covers what to bring and how payment works.
Courthouse details
- Courthouse
- Fulton County Courthouse
- Address
- 136 Pryor Street SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
- Auction day
- First Tuesday of every month
- Statutory window
- 10 AM to 4 PM
- Holiday rule
- Moves to the following Wednesday only when the first Tuesday falls on New Year's Day or Independence Day (OCGA 9-13-161)
- Auction location
- Front steps of the courthouse, outdoors
This market on DistressedProps
- Market tier
- High Volume, Georgia's highest foreclosure activity
- Subscription
- $39 per month for Fulton County as a single county. Multi-county packages and annual billing are shown on the pricing page. See pricing for full details.
- Listing activity
- Fulton publishes new foreclosure notices continuously in the weeks leading up to each first Tuesday auction, with status updates tracked through auction day.
- Terminology
- New to foreclosure paperwork? The Georgia foreclosure terminology guide explains the terms used in published notices.
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