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Looking for a newer vehicle without starting at a dealership? This 2019 Honda Accord Hybrid is currently being offered through an online state and local surplus auction in California.

The auction opened August 11, 2026, and bidding is scheduled to close August 19 at 7:00 AM. The vehicle is a hybrid model, ...


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A low bid at a county tax auction can look like a straightforward path to owning property. Then the original owner pays the overdue taxes, interest, and required charges within the redemption period. Your purchase may be redeemed, and the property does not become yours. That is the central fact every buyer needs to understand about tax sale redemption before ...


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If you’re searching for real estate opportunities outside the traditional market, this 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo in Cranston, Rhode Island is worth a closer look.

Located at 1000 Chapel View Blvd Unit 308, the property is listed as a foreclosure with a current listing price of $635,000.

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Need some extra storage without spending a fortune? An oak shelf is currently available through an online state and local surplus auction in Bowling Green, Ohio.

The auction opened August 1 and closes August 13, 2026, giving bidders a chance to potentially pick up useful furniture and general merchandise at an aucti...


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A property can appear in foreclosure inventory long before it is ready for an auction bid. That distinction matters. Buyers who see a home listed as pre-foreclosure, bank-owned, or scheduled for sale may assume it is available immediately, only to find that the sale date changed, the owner cured the default, or the property was pulled from the calendar.

For auction buy...


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