Sheriff Sales & Foreclosure Auctions5 ROGERS DRIVE, Bridgeton Strong
Cumberland County, New Jersey sheriff sale · Data as of Oct 28, 2026 6:35 AM ET
This property is scheduled for sheriff sale on Wed, Nov 4, 2026. The approx. judgment/upset amount owed to the lender is $45,110, which is 32% of the town's net assessed value (MOD-IV tax list) of $139,500. Back taxes and whether anyone lives there are not stated by the official source.
How to bid
- Check the official listing the day before, since NJ sales are often postponed.
- Go to the sheriff sale in person at the time and place on the official notice; bring certified funds for the 20% deposit.
- Balance is due later (usually within about 30 days); the owner can still redeem during the 10 days after the sale.
Deal Check: Strong
Why- Approx. judgment/upset amount owed to the lender: $45,110 (source: official Cumberland County sheriff list, as of Oct 28, 2026).
- Town's net assessed value (MOD-IV tax list): $139,500 (source: NJ MOD-IV tax list via NJ Office of GIS parcel composite (NJOGIS / NJ Division of Taxation), retrieved Oct 29, 2026).
- $45,110 ÷ $139,500 = 32%. Our rule: 50% or less = Strong, up to 80% = Fair, above = Pass.
- NJ assessed values are not market values; each town's assessment ratio differs, so treat this as a rough guide. The lender can bid up to what it is owed, so the final price may differ.
- Yearly property tax on record: $3,560 (source: NJ MOD-IV tax list via NJ Office of GIS parcel composite (NJOGIS / NJ Division of Taxation), retrieved Oct 29, 2026).
- Back taxes are not published in our sources; check the county treasurer/tax collector.
- Postponed 1 time(s) per the official status history.
- Occupancy: not stated by the official source.
Deal Check is a simple math check of published numbers, not an appraisal and not financial advice. It does not know the condition, liens, title problems, or back taxes. Inspect from the street, run a title/lien search, and verify everything with the county before you bid.
What to check before bidding
- The amount owed to the lender ($45,110) is 32% of the town's assessed value ($139,500). In New Jersey this is the lender's figure, not the final price, and assessed value is not market value.
- Last year's tax bill on record was $3,560. Unpaid back taxes are not on the sheriff's list, so check with the county treasurer or town tax collector.
- Already postponed 1 time(s). Check the official listing the day before the sale.
- Drive by and look from the street: the official record doesn't say whether anyone lives there.
- Run a title and lien search: other liens may survive the sale.
AI-written checklist based on public records as of Oct 25, 2026. Not financial advice.
Scheduled — Oct 7, 2026
Defendant Adjourned to — Nov 4, 2026
Property details from official tax records
from an official source yet
Source: NJ MOD-IV tax list via NJ Office of GIS parcel composite (NJOGIS / NJ Division of Taxation) · retrieved Oct 29, 2026. NJ assessed values can differ from market value (each town has its own assessment ratio). Always confirm with the county.
See this listing on the official Cumberland County Sheriff list →
Verify before you bid. This is an unofficial summary of public sheriff-sale listings. Sales are often cancelled or postponed. Always confirm details with the official legal notice and the county sheriff's official sale site linked on each page. Not legal or financial advice.
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