Federal Seized Property Directory




U.S. Customs Auctions




 
All auctions are open to the public. A photo ID is required to register for the auction.
Registration is FREE. Catalogs are available at preview locations and the sales location.
Merchandise should be previewed before bidding on it.


 
Examples of property being offered at public auction include, but are not limited to, Cars,
Boats, Airplanes, Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate Opportunities, carpets, electronics,
industrial goods, jewelry, and wearing apparel. Commercial Opportunities are available for
entreprenuers through the sale of operating businesses, commercial/wholesale quantity lots,
and Export Only merchandise. Sales are conducted in the form of public auctions, with
occasional open bids and negotiated sales. Regularly scheduled auctions are held
approximately every nine weeks.




Special Sales Items With Descriptions,
Several With Photos

 






Internal Revenue Service Auctions



 
Under authority of the Internal Revenue Code, the property described here has been seized
for nonpayment of internal revenue taxes and will be sold at public auction. 





    

  • Real Estate 
    • 



  • Automobiles, Motorcyles, Trucks 
    • 



  • Commercial / Industrial Property, Equipment and Supplies 
    • 



  • Aircraft 
    • 



  • Antiques, Art, jewelry, Collectibles, Luxury Items 
    •        



  • Boats, Houseboats 
    •       



  • Household Goods / Personal Property 
    •          



  • Restaurant Equipment and Supplies / Liquor Licenses 
    • 

    

  • Financial Instruments, Patents, Royalties
    



  • Household Goods / Personal Property
    



  • Medical / Dental Equipment and Supplies
    


    Special Sales Items With Descriptions,
Several With Photos
    
 


    



    U.S.  MARSHALS SERVICE 
    



     

The U.S. Marshals Service offers property for sale to the public which has been forfeited 
under laws
enforced or administered by the United States Department of Justice, its investigative agencies (Drug
Enforcement Administration, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Immigration and Naturalization Service),
and certain other federal law enforcement agencies. More than 6,000 items of forfeited real and personal
property are sold annually with gross sales of $195 million. The property offered for sale consists of
residential and commercial real estate, business establishments, and a wide range of personal property
such as motor vehicles, boats, aircraft, jewelry, art, antiques, collectibles, and livestock. 


    

    




    U.S. Small Business
Administration
    



     
The property was acquired by the U.S. Small Business
Administration in administering its loan program and is available for
purchase by the public. The property ranges from real estate - commercial
property, single family homes, vacant land, and farms - to personal
property such as machinery, equipment, furniture, fixtures, and inventory
that came from a wide variety of business operations. 

    


  • You can get a State by State list of forfeited property for sell by the U.S. Small Business
Administration thru
    
THE GOVERNMENT AUCTION NEWS DIGEST


    


    You Can Always Find The Best Auctions in
    
THE GOVERNMENT AUCTION NEWS
    

    

    

    
Back To: The Government Auction Page
    

    

    


    

    

    



    Our Privacy Policy
    


    
©Copyright 2009 The Government Auction Page