Information on Government Sales and Auctions
The malls of government are always open. Don't pay somebody for information about government sales and auctions when you can get it free here.
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What does the U.S. government have going for it when it comes to public sales and auctions? Diversity. From Treasury bills to wild horses and houses, you name it and a government agency probably sells it. Best of all from the consumer's standpoint, the government is not out to make a profit, so most items are sold at or below cost or fair market value. Plus, purchasing from the government helps to defer cost of running the government, which saves taxpayers' dollars.
Looking for a good used limo, speedboat or Humvee? How about a wild horse? Interested in a great deal on a new home? The US Government sells them all and much more. You can even view, buy and bid on many items online. The Government Mall is open 24/7 so come on in.
Learn how to buy a home offered at auction by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. From your About.com Guide.
Truth and information on Government property sales, plus links to all of the regional federal sale & auction location web sites. From your About.com Guide.
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