Bid4Assets Auctions: Live Listings Nationwide (2026)

204 active Bid4Assets listings across the U.S. right now.

Bid4Assets, owned by Liquidity Services (the same company behind GovDeals), is the dominant marketplace for county-government real-property auctions in the U.S. - tax-defaulted ("tax sale") properties from county treasurers and tax collectors, sheriff-sale foreclosures, judicial sales, and federal (U.S. Marshals) forfeiture. Every listing is a government sale; there is no private or MLS inventory. Most sales require a refundable deposit to bid, and terms (premiums, redemption periods, payment windows) are set per county. Every listing links back to bid on bid4assets.com - GovAuctions doesn't sit between you and the seller.Last updated: 2026-09-01

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What Bid4Assets Categories Sell For at Auction

Median winning bids from 53,162 completed government auction sales in the last year, for the categories Bid4Assets carries.

CategoryMedianSales
Real Estate$3,199701
Jewelry$1102,655
Collectibles$753,501
Vehicles$2,50046,305

Market-wide sold prices across every government auction platform we track, not Bid4Assets alone - use them as a valuation benchmark before you bid. The typical range is the middle 50% of sales (25th to 75th percentile).

Source: the GovAuctions Surplus Price Index, built from completed sales on official U.S. government auction platforms. Free to cite with attribution.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Bid4Assets auctions are live right now?
There are 204 active Bid4Assets listings across the U.S. right now, spread across 9 states. The count refreshes with new listings every 30 minutes from bid4assets.com.
Is Bid4Assets legit?
Yes. Bid4Assets (bid4assets.com) is the official platform for county tax-defaulted, sheriff, and federal forfeiture real estate. Bid4Assets, owned by Liquidity Services (the same company behind GovDeals), is the dominant marketplace for county-government real-property auctions in the U.S. - tax-defaulted ("tax sale") properties from county treasurers and tax collectors, sheriff-sale foreclosures, judicial sales, and federal (U.S. Marshals) forfeiture. Every listing is a government sale; there is no private or MLS inventory. Most sales require a refundable deposit to bid, and terms (premiums, redemption periods, payment windows) are set per county. GovAuctions indexes Bid4Assets listings into one searchable feed - bidding happens on bid4assets.com.
Does Bid4Assets charge a buyer's premium?
Deposit required; fees vary by county sale. Always confirm the exact premium on the listing itself, since some sellers set their own.
How do I buy from Bid4Assets?
Find a listing here or on bid4assets.com, register a bidder account on bid4assets.com, and place your bid there - GovAuctions never sits between you and the seller. Most items require in-person pickup at the seller's location within 5-10 business days, though a meaningful minority of sellers ship. Check the listing for shipping options, and factor in travel or freight before you bid.