We Think Outside of the Box - Real Estate Auctions

We provide all of the necessary information to home buyers ahead of time so that they can make an offer on your home without variable conditions. For example, a home inspection by a professional and independent third-party company is conducted prior to listing your home and provided to each and every buyer who shows interest in making an offer (and they can also conduct their own inspection ahead of time). This takes away the need for an inspection condition in the auction process. For each auction, every buyer is on a level playing field, meaning the only variable is the price.

We complete the offer documentation ahead of time. Sellers have the ability to choose their ideal closing date, the items included in the sale along with any exclusions. Each and every buyer has access to this information ahead of the auction date so they are aware of the details. The only part of the agreement that needs to be completed once the auction ends is the buyer’s name and purchase price.

When we list your home by auction, we keep the process to a tight schedule. When our ‘For Sale By Auction’ sign goes up, it tells buyers how you’ve chosen to sell your home and the date it will sell. An auction date is a deadline that home buyers take seriously.

When a buyer registers to participate in your
home’s auction, they need to be verified and agree to a pre-authorized deposit amount on their credit card. This ensures that each and every buyer is taking the process very seriously.

A buyer will feel more comfortable increasing their bid amount if they know the offer prices of competing bidders. Every buyer has a fair chance to increase their bid amount during an auction and no one will be left out of the process.

Before the auction, you will determine your reserve price – the lowest price that you are willing to accept for your home. Therefore, if the highest offer doesn’t reach this price point, you are not obligated to sell your home.