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		<title>Government Seized Cars &#8211; Is It Real?</title>
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Ricky Lim asked: 
Most of us have heard of government seized cars being sold at auction. We have heard how this can be a great way to get a car for a very low price. These cars can be seized for a number of reasons. Sometimes they were the cars of criminals who forfeited their [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Ricky Lim</strong> asked: </em></p>
<p>Most of us have heard of government seized cars being sold at auction. We have heard how this can be a great way to get a car for a very low price. These cars can be seized for a number of reasons. Sometimes they were the cars of criminals who forfeited their possessions upon prosecutions. Other times, they are government cars that the government is no longer using because they have gone to a newer model. The public is welcome to bid on these vehicles with the bidding often starting at $100.</p>
<p>These government auto auctions are usually held at monthly intervals. You can search a database online such as car-auction.com to see what the auction will be offering and to see if they are models that you would be interested in.</p>
<p>There are some drawbacks to purchasing a vehicle this way. When you have found a car of interest, you can often go to the location to look at it. You probably won’t be able to drive it though. Always check the mileage of the car. Often vehicles that were used by the government have a high mileage and that is one reason the government no longer has use for them. There will be little or no warranties or guarantees. This is one reason why the prices are so low.</p>
<p>However, there are many advantages to doing it this way as well. Often many people will report that the car they bought from a government auction runs well and they are very happy with it. Due to things like bad time of time or year, or bad weather, the auction won’t be attended or will be poorly attended. This makes it easier to get the car you want as there will be less competition.</p>
<p>It pays to first go to a government auction just to watch and see how the auction works. Once you have a better idea of what to expect, you can go to bid for yourself. This is not mandatory, it’s just helpful when you’re not sure if this is the way you want to buy your government seized car.</p>
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		<title>US Auto Auctions &#8211; Buy Cars At Cheaper Prices Through Government Auctions</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 20 Oct 2009 04:10:40 +0000</pubDate>
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Tim Lee asked: 
You have observed that your neighbor is currently driving the best luxury car in the US. The car is fitted with complete accessories and auto parts. Thus you cannot control yourself from wondering how his or her budget affords such a luxury car. There is no complicated answer on it. The car [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Tim Lee</strong> asked: </em></p>
<p>You have observed that your neighbor is currently driving the best luxury car in the US. The car is fitted with complete accessories and auto parts. Thus you cannot control yourself from wondering how his or her budget affords such a luxury car. There is no complicated answer on it. The car bought at cheaper price is obtained through the government car auction.</p>
<p>Various states, local and federal government in the United States and other agencies associated with law enforcement are constantly seizing possessions including bad people&#8217;s autos and sold it on auctions. Moreover, when the US government purchase new service autos, old cars are also sold mostly half of its original price. This type of sell-off is described generally as government auto auctions.</p>
<p>Cheaper prices can be similar to repossessed cars from bank customers and lending institutions. If the car has damage, auto accessories and parts are also sold at cheaper prices during the auction.</p>
<p>You can get your second hand auto through the government auto auction. The price is affordable. All you need to do is to stay informed and knowledgeable regarding auto auctions.</p>
<p>It is very economical and easy to buy pre-owned cars from the United States government. Thousands of people are benefited from purchasing at government auto auctions. The cars are detailed, ready for driving, and clean. Normally, these cars are not more than three years old. The features provided are low mileage, popular color and styles, excellent maintenance, power windows, A/C, power steering, and cassette decks for both AM and FM.</p>
<p>Government auto auctions are real and happen regularly in various US states. It is open to all who wanted to attend and participate. You can find the best possible auto deals here. Seized properties and surplus auctions are also held at different timeframes. Details and listings of the auto auctions are easily accessible on newspapers. Complete description of the buying and bidding process are also provided.</p>
<p>Never forget to know the car&#8217;s history and market value. All these information are widely available on the internet. It is also important to get the vehicle identification number as well as mileage information. The auction authority can provide you with complete details.</p>
<p>However, most government auto auctions offer preview periods prior to the actual date of auction. This is your chance to get a closer look on the car you have chosen to know if it defective or not. Concentrate on car parts and accessories.</p>
<p>It is very clear that the US institutions and agencies putting the cars on auctions are looking forward to obtain as much as possible the original pricing of the cars. But if you know how to do the right bidding, then bargains is not impossible. Doing your homework prior on the auto auction will help you find better deals.</p>
<p>Selling auctioned cars almost became the number source of government incomes in the United States. But still, in the consumer&#8217;s viewpoint, the government is never making profit out of it. Thus it is always expected that the prices are lower and fair enough. You can also save significant amount of money for paying taxes upon purchase.</p>
<p>Whether you are shopping locally or online, it is much better if you are always prepared. It is not bad to know about purchasing property or merchandise from the US government.</p>
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		<title>Government Car Auction &#8211; A Great Way of Finding a Dream Car</title>
		<link>http://AuctionWiseGuys.com/?p=637</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2009 17:18:32 +0000</pubDate>
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Jamie Natakan asked: 
A government car auction is a huge garage of cars. It will be a challenge to find a good auction. Just do a search and you will find many of car auction sites. Occasionally, you may even find cars which are a few years old priced at less than 90% off market [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Jamie Natakan</strong> asked: </em></p>
<p>A government car auction is a huge garage of cars. It will be a challenge to find a good auction. Just do a search and you will find many of car auction sites. Occasionally, you may even find cars which are a few years old priced at less than 90% off market value. It really is easier than you may think.</p>
<p>Online auction websites are a great way of finding a dream car. The internet has made it much easier to find a government car auction in your city. These auctions are take place almost every day in every cities of the United States.</p>
<p>You can find many types of cars at a government car auction. These cars have been seized by the government. A lot of cars at the auction sites have been stolen and wrecked. Then it is a good concept to run a title check on any car that you are interested. If you can&#8217;t find a neighbor that knows about vehicles to come along with you, try to get a mechanic to come along.</p>
<p>The most reason why people purchase cars at auctions is that they can get to purchase a dream car at much lower prices than the market value. A government car auction can be a good place of investment. Investors buy at a low price and sell at a market price. There are a lot of dealers and buyers at the auction sites. Learn about the rules before you make your bid. The rules look pretty if you want to buy a cheap car. Set a budget for yourself and try to find your dream car within your budget.</p>
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		<title>How to Get a Deal at US Government Home Foreclosure Auctions</title>
		<link>http://AuctionWiseGuys.com/?p=743</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:53:32 +0000</pubDate>
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Sam Dunbar asked: 
A US Government home foreclosure listing can be found from many sources. A search through the internet for web sites will get numerous responses.
Many government departments involved
The HUD web site gives listings for various government departments of foreclosed properties that are for sale. From single-family homes to multi-family properties, you can find [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Sam Dunbar</strong> asked: </em></p>
<p>A US Government home foreclosure listing can be found from many sources. A search through the internet for web sites will get numerous responses.</p>
<p>Many government departments involved</p>
<p>The HUD web site gives listings for various government departments of foreclosed properties that are for sale. From single-family homes to multi-family properties, you can find foreclosure deals from the following government entities: HUD (Dept. of Housing and Urban Development); VA (Dept. of Veterans Affairs); FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Commission); IRS (Internal Revenue Service); Small Business Administration, U.S. Army COE (Corps of Engineers); U.S. Customs; U.S. Marshals Service; and the Dept. of Agriculture Rural Development.</p>
<p>The FDIC, for instance, has a listing of US Government home foreclosure properties at auction. The information gives the location, date, and time of the auction, and it also tells a little about the property. You can get all this information free from the web site. When the US Government is involved in a property, you know they will have all the details available. You can ask for more specific information and they will be obliged to give you data regarding possible additional encumbrances, if any, to the property acquisition.</p>
<p>Another web site providing useful data is government auctions. This site provides information and services to you about government auctions for an annual fee of $39.95.</p>
<p>The properties from the U.S. Customs department were seized due to criminal investigation or customs enforcement. Many of these foreclosures are in good condition, better than some other foreclosures, due to the nature of the reason for seizure (i.e., the homeowner may not be as likely to have suffered from financial hardship). When you purchase a home foreclosure property from a government agency at auction, chances are you are getting a very good property for a greatly reduced price.</p>
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<p>The web site, Government Deals, can be found at: http://www.hud.gov/homes/homesforsale.cfm. This company offers all their collected information on US Government foreclosure auctions and sales for a one-time price of $29.95. According to the site, there is never another fee. This could be very useful if you can find the majority of information you need located here. You can search for a long time on the internet and look through many sites and sources, but web sites like this one have it all easily located in one place for your convenience.</p>
<p>Good deals can be found on home foreclosures by government departments at an auction because the properties have been seized by the government, for one reason or another, from delinquent mortgage payments to nonpayment of taxes. The US Government gets priority in the courts for selling their properties. The government doesn?t want to be a caretaker for these seized properties and they are more likely to accept a lower bid to get them out from under their responsibility.</p>
<p>At an auction, there is a minimum bid amount set by the government department. If no one bids above that minimum amount, and you are the winning bidder, you have purchased an asset. Make sure you read all the fine print and are knowledgeable about any other expenses that might also tag along with the property. Research your proposed property very well and you can find a great deal on a US Government home foreclosure.</p>
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