50 active seized property auctions in Tennessee right now.
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Tennessee hosts a steady supply of seized property auctions from federal agencies, state departments, and local law enforcement through platforms like GSA Auctions, GovDeals, and GovPlanet. The state's position as a major transportation hub means you'll find seized vehicles, equipment, and commercial property from agencies including the DEA, FBI, and Tennessee Highway Patrol. These auctions often feature real estate, business inventory, and personal property at prices below market value since agencies are required to liquidate assets rather than hold them.
Most Tennessee government seizures are sold through multiple platforms. GSA Auctions handles federal property, while GovDeals and PublicSurplus focus on state and local assets. You'll need to register an account on each platform to bid. Some auctions require registration before viewing details, and you should review each item's condition report, inspection dates, and payment terms before placing bids. In-person inspections are usually available before auction close dates.
Yes. Beyond your winning bid amount, expect buyer's premium fees (typically 10-15% depending on the platform), payment processing fees, and shipping or pickup costs. Some auctions require deposits before bidding. Real estate purchases may involve additional closing costs. Tax implications also vary depending on whether you're buying for personal use or business purposes. Review the terms and conditions for each specific auction to understand the full cost before bidding.
50 active seized property auctions in Tennessee right now.
