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Washington's government real estate auctions offer opportunities to purchase properties from federal agencies, state departments, and GSA liquidation programs. The state's mix of urban, suburban, and rural properties means you'll find residential lots. These auctions typically feature properties that government agencies no longer need, making them a practical source for investors and owner-occupants looking to acquire real estate below market rates.
The GSA (General Services Administration) regularly auctions federal properties, while state and local agencies sell surplus real estate through platforms like GovDeals and PublicSurplus. You may also find properties from the Department of Interior, HUD, and various Washington state departments. Each agency has different property types and sale procedures, so checking multiple sources helps you find the best options for your needs.
Most auctions require you to register on the specific platform first, whether that's GSA Auctions, GovDeals, GovPlanet, or PublicSurplus. Each site has its own bidding process and requirements. You'll typically need to place a deposit to bid, and winning bidders must complete payment within a set timeframe. Read the terms for each listing carefully since some properties have inspection periods or specific closing requirements.
Government properties are usually sold as-is with limited warranties, so inspecting the property before bidding is critical. Clarify what's included in the sale, check for any liens or encumbrances, and understand the closing timeline. Some properties may have environmental issues, code violations, or deferred maintenance. Budget for potential repairs and factor those costs into your bid strategy. Always research the property's location, local market value, and zoning to make an informed decision.
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