You can find South Carolina foreclosure listings through online catalogs, government indexes, banks, and local real estate representatives. A good online resource should provide listings including sales information, property values, mortgage information, mapping characteristics, local property assessment, photographs, and email announcement of upcoming foreclosures in the location you find interesting.

RealtyTrac offers free navigation to its exhaustive database of foreclosure listings. To access comprehensive foreclosure data and get daily email notifications, you can try its free membership for seven days. Foreclosure Data provides updated foreclosure listings on foreclosures, pre-foreclosures, and government-acquired homes.

Visit South Carolina's courthouse to get foreclosure listings before anyone else does. There you will find foreclosed home auction listings as well as pre-foreclosure listings. Go to county clerk's office first and then visit Preforeclosurealerts.com, which provides email alerts about the latest foreclosure listings in the area you are interested in.

Other options available are government-, bank-, and real estate-owned foreclosures. Although this may not save you much money, you can find a property that is located in your area of interest and that is much cheaper than unforeclosed ones. USAHUD.com contains all types of foreclosures, such as government-owned properties. HMB, Inc. hosts the official foreclosure listings of US HUD for South Carolina. For more information on South Carolina foreclosure listings, access the helpful links on this Business.com page.