Florida Seized Property at Government Auction

Q: How do I bid on seized property in Florida auctions?

Each auction platform has its own registration and bidding process. Most require you to create an account, verify your identity, and sometimes post a bid deposit before you can place bids. Some auctions accept online bidding only, while others include in-person or phone bidding options. Read the specific auction terms carefully, as payment requirements and pickup deadlines vary between GSA Auctions, GovDeals, GovPlanet, and PublicSurplus.

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Cushion Cut Blue Topaz and Diamond Ring in Sterling Silver

$82

In platinum over .925 sterling silver. Contains one large 5.1ct cushion cut blue topaz gemstone, accented by two diamonds, .01ctw. Size 7. 4.3g

Punta Gorda, FLPropertyRoom

Listed until sold

Greater Kudu Charm or Pendant in 14k Yellow Gold

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Florida hosts a steady stream of seized property auctions because federal agencies, state departments, and local law enforcement regularly liquidate assets through public sales. The state's large military presence, active federal courts, and major port operations mean more federal property becomes available for auction here than in many other states. real estate foreclosures, vehicles, heavy equipment, or office furnishings, Florida's auctions offer direct access to property recovered through civil forfeitures, tax cases, and agency surplus liquidations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of seized property can I find at Florida government auctions?

Florida government auctions typically include residential and commercial real estate, vehicles (cars, trucks, motorcycles), heavy equipment and machinery, office furniture, electronics, and tools. The specific inventory varies by auction source. Federal agencies like GSA handle different asset categories than state or local authorities, so checking multiple platforms on BidProwl gives you access to a wider seized property.

How do I bid on seized property in Florida auctions?

Are there fees or buyer's premiums when I win a seized property auction in Florida?

Yes, most government auction platforms charge buyer's premiums, processing fees, or sales taxes on top of your winning bid amount. The exact fees depend on which agency is running the auction and the type of property. Federal GSA auctions typically have lower premiums than state or local sales. Always review the fee schedule in each auction's terms and conditions before bidding to calculate your total cost.