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Ward County, North Dakota Government Auctions

2 open listings in Ward County, including 1 cars & trucks, 1 HUD REO home. Every listing links to the official source to bid.

1 sale or deadline scheduled in the next 90 days.

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Cars & Trucks

GSA Auctions

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2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2 Door Pickup Truck

Minot, North Dakota

2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2 Door Pickup Truck. Specifications • Make: Chevrolet • Model: Silverado • Model Year: 2004 • Transmission Type: Automatic • No of Cylinders: 8 • Fuel Type: Gasoline • Body Style: Pickup 2 door • Mileage: 100,000 (estimated) • Color: White • Open Recall: No • VIN: 1GCEK14Z74Z256927 Key Features • Equipped with an auxiliary gas tank. Condition & Markings • This lot is in…

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Current bid

$802

Time left

3d 9h

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Real Estate

HUD HomeStore

Open

440 22nd St NW, Minot, ND

Minot, North Dakota

HUD-owned (FHA) foreclosed home at 440 22nd St NW, Minot, ND 58703, FHA case #401-139720, currently listed for sale on HUD HomeStore (acquired by HUD 2020-01-30). Offers are submitted through a HUD-registered real estate broker during the bid period; the list price, bid deadline, property condition report and photos are on the official listing.

Auction terms

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How these sales work

Buying government property in Ward County

North Dakota is a tax deed state

North Dakota counties take title to property after the redemption period and sell it at an annual auction, commonly in November. There are no tax lien certificate sales.

Redemption period
Owners can redeem up until the county takes the tax deed, and some counties allow the former owner to repurchase before the auction; after the sale no redemption applies.
Interest or penalty
Not applicable — buyers purchase county-owned tax-forfeited property at auction rather than a lien.
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Government REO home

A home a federal agency or government-sponsored enterprise took back after a foreclosure on a loan it insured or owned, now resold through its own program.

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General information, not legal advice; the official sale notice controls.