Government Auctions

Government Auctions web sites reviews list sources to buy seized cars, find Government surplus auctions, HUD foreclosures, real estate bank foreclosures and preforeclosures, Government tax sales, unclaimed freight, unclaimed baggage, federal unclaimed property, and more! (check out "government auctions and police auctions")

After reviewing over 17 different government auction listing sites, the best source for government auctions was GovernmentAuctions.org. They consistently had the largest database of auction listings, and the most current and up-to-date auctions.

Don’t Overlook Auctions of Seized Property, Government Surplus, and Abandonded Property When You’re Bargain Hunting

Government auctions and police auctions consist mainly of seized property and Government surplus and abandonded property that come from many sources. What is seized property? Most states have “seizure laws” in place. These laws allow law enforcement agencies to seize property that was used to commit a crime, such as a car or truck used to transport stolen goods or illegal drugs, as well as any real property that was bought with money acquired from the commission of a crime. If a drug lord uses the money he acquires from drug trafficking to buy a car, truck, boat, even a house, they come under the “seizure law” and will be confiscated. Furniture, jewelry, art…all can be seized.