Single Family Home In Raeford, North Carolina: Sweet Carolina

raefordToday’s first auction deal of the day is for this beautiful home located in rural Raeford, North Carolina. Originally built back in 2003, this charming property contains 2,158 square feet of living space that sits on top of a 0.5 acre lot of land. Inside of the one story home you’ll discover 2 bedrooms, 2 full sized bathrooms, a living room, dining room, eat in kitchen, as well as a 2 car garage with a paved driveway. Additional amenities include hardwood floors, carpeting, ceiling fans, and central air and heat. This home is in great condition both inside and out and is even conveniently located near schools, a hospital, and placed of commerce. The current asking price for it is only $15,000 with 2 bids already placed. To find out more about this seized property auction, then simply click here to activate your 3 day free trial account.

 

Five Simple Ways You Save Money With Government Auctions In 2015

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With each new year comes a new set of financial resolutions. Whether you’re looking to save more money, spend less, earn more, or all of the above, we’re sure you can benefit from these simple tips from GovernmentAuctions.org.

Before you visit an auto dealership or search online, try attending a government auction for your next car purchase. Car dealers make their money by buying their inventory from dealer auctions or trade-ins, and marking up the vehicles by several thousand dollars. You can go around them by attending an auto auction yourself even if you don’t have a dealer license. Sure you can find deals by searching through online marketplaces, but government auctions are one of the few ways the public can buy autos at wholesale prices. You can potentially save tens of thousands of dollars in your lifetime by purchasing cars that are only a few years old, are in relatively good shape, and have low miles.  These types of cars are frequently auctioned off to the public.

Save Money on Gas. Although the average price of a gallon of gas has fallen considerably over the past several weeks, you can still save a bundle by following a few simple steps. One of the easiest ways to save money on gas is to sign up for supermarket gas promotions. Look for items that qualify for gas rewards points and you can easily save anywhere from $0.50-$2.20 per gallon. Another way to save on gas money is to buy a scooter or a motorcycle, which you can use for short trips around town, or even longer trips if you are an experienced rider. Most scooters get close to 100 MPG. There are plenty of cheap, reliable scooters and motorcycles being auctioned off every week on GovernmentAuctions.org. Finally, make sure you do some research before filling up, because there can be a fairly large difference in price

Sell your old stuff online or buy things you can resell for a profit. It’s amazing how much stuff most of us having lying around the house. Looking around my own apartment, I recently found over $2,000 worth of things that I no longer needed, that I was able to sell online. That’s no chump change. Besides selling your own things, you can also attend flea markets, estate sales, and of course government auctions, to buy things that you can resell later. The beauty of government auctions is that many things are sold in bulk lots, which can be broken up and resold individually online. It’s best to buy small items with a high value, like cellphones, jewelry, coins, etc., because they are easy to ship.

Instead of buying brand new, buy gently-used stuff. As Americans, when we want something we just run to the store or go online, whip out the credit card and get whatever it is that we want. It’s amazing how much money you can save by buying second-hand items. It’s easy to save thousands of dollars per year on clothes, electronics, furniture, and more by buying a slightly used item. There are so many people who purchase a pair of shoes, a smartphone, or a couch, realize a few months later that they don’t want or need it, and decide to sell it for half of what they paid. You can also find thousands of seized and surplus items, most of which are gently-used or even new, on GovernmentAuctions.org, from iPad to office furniture, that are selling for deeply discounted prices.

Buy everyday (non-perishable) items in bulk. You can save a ton of money by buying things in bulk, especially when they are on sale. If there is a particular item that you use frequently and regularly, and you see it on sale for a lot less than you would normally pay, buy a lot of that item. As long as it’s not perishable, it will not go to waste. Buying in bulk also applies to government auctions. Usually, you can get a much better deal if you buy a bulk lot of 100 used cellphones as opposed to buying a single cellphone. The reason for this is that most people are either not looking to buy such a large amount or cannot afford to spend so much money all at once.

12 Fancy Assorted Fine Writing Pens: The Pen Is Mightier

PensNext up on the auction block is something for all your pen collectors out there. Currently available for online bid is this assortment of fine writing pens. There are 12 pens in total, all of which vary in size and manufacturer. Just some of the pen manufacturers in the lot include Monteblanc, Waterman, and Parker among others. The pens are all in good condition, however some many need new ink cartridge so keep that in mind. The authenticity of the items have also not been verified so we’d also strongly recommend you come in for a preview of these items yourself. The current asking price for this lot is just $336 with 6 online bids already placed. This auction will be ending in just 2 days, 5 hours, and 39 minutes so be sure to activate your 3 day free trial right now in order to learn all about it! Don’t delay!

 

 

C-20E Gulfstream III Aircraft: Because Sometimes You Just Need an Aircraft

gulfstreamOur first auction item of the day is for something you just don’t see everyday: a C-20E Gulfstream III Aircraft currently being held in Tuscon, Arizona! This aircraft has a total of 17,313.6 total hours logged and approximately 10,495 total cycles. It’s also fully operational and is in perfect working condition both inside and out. It additionally features Communication, Navigation, and Surveillance Packages as well. As of right now the aircraft is sealed in a “preserve status” in order to protect it. The current asking price for it is $20,000 with no bids as of yet. The winning bidder will be solely responsible for any removal fees. If you’d like to learn more about this aircraft, how to schedule an appointment to preview it, and more, then all you have to do is click here in order to activate your 3 day free trial.

 

1994 Hyster Forklift: Lift It. Lift It Real Good.

hysterforkliftAre you looking for insanely cheap deals on surplus machinery? Well you’ve come to the right place because now up for online auction is this 1984 Hyster Forklift, S/N: A177B7419E. This gas powered forklift weighs 4,000 pounds and has a gross vehicle weight rating of 7,700 pounds. It’s dimensions are 100 L x 46 W x 82 H and has 1,771 hours of use logged. Although this forklift is currently in inoperable condition due to a faulty engine, with a little know-how and some handwork, it can be up and running again in no time! A preview of this item is obviously strongly recommended prior to online bidding. The winning bidder will also be responsible for the item’s removal. The current asking price for it is just $2,127 with 7 bids already placed. This auction will be ending in less than 24 hours so if you’d like to find out more about it then simply click here to activate your 3 day free trial account.

 

Single Family Home In Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin: Live It Up In America’s Dairyland!

strugHave a look-see at this next auction deal on a beautiful property located in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin in the heart of Door County. This corner lot property is made up of 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, a living room with fireplace, dining room, eat in kitchen with tile flooring, laundry room area, and an attached single car garage with paved driveway. The home additionally features an unfinished basement as well as central heating and air conditioning. It’s also in great condition both inside and out, however we’d still recommend that you come in an preview home before deciding to bid on it. The current asking price is just $100,000 with no bids as of yet. This auction will be ending in just a few short weeks so be sure to activate your 3 day free trial now to find out more.

 

 

2005 Yamaha XV1700 Motorcycle: Easy Riding

motorcycleToday’s first deal of the day is for this badass 2005 Yamaha XV1700 Motorcycle now currently up for online auction. If you’re looking for a bike with classic retro styling and heaps of power, then this Yamaha is definitely what you need it your life. This particular model has a 102 cubic-inch air-cooled, long-stroke, OHV 48 twin engine that pumps out huge amounts of torque barely off idle for brisk acceleration and fantastic overall cruising performance. The bike is in overall fantastic condition and runs very well, but has a few minor scuffs. The current asking price for it is just $2,700 (reserve has not been met) with 2 online bids already placed and just 1 day and 37 minutes remaining. If you’d like to find out more about this bike and how to go about bidding on it, then we strongly suggest you click here now in order to activate your 3 day free trial account.