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Most auctions do not charge a fee to attend. The Terms and Conditions of the Auction will dictate the payment, if any. Other forms of verification may take place, such as credit card minimal charge to authenticate identification.

In today’s digital age, auction participation has become easier than ever. While traditional live auctions still require in-person registration, most auction houses now offer convenient online registration through their platforms.Yes, you can usually register online for an auction. The process de...

A government-issued ID is required. Check the terms for additional requirements. Verification of the individual bidding will be important to the process.

Yes, in most auctions, you can preview the property or items before bidding. This opportunity is important because auctions typically sell items as-is, where-is, meaning the buyer accepts them in their current condition without warranties. Preview times let you evaluate what you’re buying and mak...

The buyer is responsible for the title policy if the transaction is insurable. All property is offered “As Is” and “Where Is” with no guarantee or warranty, expressed or implied. Information about known encumbrances or other interests in the property is provided through the title companies search...

A letter that may be required at some auctions to show you are approved for a certain amount. The bank letter of credit guarantees the bank will pay the amount of money required. The bank letter of credit is a powerful instrument when it comes to guaranteed payment.

The start time of an auction depends on the type of property being sold and the format of the event. While there are some common patterns, every auction company sets its own schedule, which is why checking the official event listing is essential.In-Person Real Estate AuctionsMany live, on-site re...

The final payment includes the bid price. The buyer’s premium, auctioneers fee, and additional fees such as closing costs, transfer, documentation and attorney fees are costs in addition to the bid or price offered. The Auctioneer normally will report the bid amount and any buyer’s premium or auc...

Yes, preview times are usually available. The auctioneer makes the schedule, the property is open for inspections in most cases.

Auctions don’t happen just once a season  they can take place year-round. Whether in person or online, there’s always something coming up on the auction calendar. The key to never missing an opportunity is knowing where and how to stay informed.Continuous Auction SchedulesAuction companies often ...