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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provides information on the sale of seized property. Sales may be conducted via public auction or sealed bid, and details (dates, locations, and contacts) are posted by the IRS or via federal sales platforms.

The General Services Administration (GSA) sells surplus and forfeited federal property through GSA Auctions. Listings can include vehicles, electronics, real estate, and more, with online bidding and public sale information.

GSA Fleet sells retired government vehicles to the public year-round through regional events and online listings. Inventory commonly includes sedans, SUVs, trucks, and specialized vehicles with service histories available.

The U.S. Marshals Service manages the sale of certain assets forfeited under federal law. Information about asset forfeiture and sales procedures is available through official DOJ/USMS resources.

Bid4Assets hosts online auctions for government and private sellers, including real estate and personal property from tax-defaults and legal forfeitures by federal, state, and local agencies.

AllSurplus is a large online marketplace for surplus assets across government and industry, featuring categories such as heavy equipment, vehicles, electronics, and more.

HUD Home Store lists residential properties acquired by HUD, with guidance on purchasing HUD homes and avoiding foreclosure. It aggregates HUD-owned home listings with details on the buying process.