We want to start an auction house but hire an auctioneer. Does owner have to have license?
Q. My fiance and I would like to open an auction house in a building we own in Ohio. We would like to run every aspect of the business but hire an auctioneer to do the actual selling on auction nights. Neither one of us wants to actually become an auctioneer. Does anyone else do this or does the auction house owner have to have a auctioneer's license?
Asked by kerica2876 - Mon Feb 25 20:44:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck with your efforts.
Answered by Lady Auctioneer - Tue Feb 26 08:41:04 2008
Q. My fiance and I would like to open an auction house in a building we own in Ohio. We would like to run every aspect of the business but hire an auctioneer to do the actual selling on auction nights. Neither one of us wants to actually become an auctioneer. Does anyone else do this or does the auction house owner have to have a auctioneer's license?
Asked by kerica2876 - Mon Feb 25 20:44:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck with your efforts.
Answered by Lady Auctioneer - Tue Feb 26 08:41:04 2008
How does an estate auction work if I was interested in buying a property listed?
Q. I am in AZ. I am interested in a property that is supposed to be auctioned soon. How does this work for the buyer? Are there hidden fees that I responsible for at close if I am winning bidder? What paperwork is necessary on my end before I go into the auction?
Asked by loraina - Mon Mar 16 13:32:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will demand that you produce a cashiers check at the front door. If you are the winning bidder, you will go immediately to a lender's table to be approved for the loan. You will have to close the sale in 30 days. The buyer never used to pay any fees. You just bought the house. Recently in Arizona, the auctioneers are making you pay a 5% "buyers fee". That is added to the purchase price. The sale will probably be "as is" so bid low..
Answered by Ed Atun - Mon Mar 16 16:15:38 2009
Q. I am in AZ. I am interested in a property that is supposed to be auctioned soon. How does this work for the buyer? Are there hidden fees that I responsible for at close if I am winning bidder? What paperwork is necessary on my end before I go into the auction?
Asked by loraina - Mon Mar 16 13:32:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will demand that you produce a cashiers check at the front door. If you are the winning bidder, you will go immediately to a lender's table to be approved for the loan. You will have to close the sale in 30 days. The buyer never used to pay any fees. You just bought the house. Recently in Arizona, the auctioneers are making you pay a 5% "buyers fee". That is added to the purchase price. The sale will probably be "as is" so bid low..
Answered by Ed Atun - Mon Mar 16 16:15:38 2009
How do you research a car auction?
Q. I have a question currently about auctions. I have been reading some information since I put it on here to see what other people have already said. People have said research, find out about the cars before you go to an auction, etc. That is the problem, I don't know how to find an auction to do the research on it or on cars that I think I may be interested in. How do I do that part? Finding the auction, doing the research on the car(s) I am interested in and doing the research on ther auction it self? Thanks.
Asked by Mother of one - Wed Dec 5 14:19:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It all depends on who hosts the car auction. If it's your local police station, dealers, etc. You will hear it via newspaper or radio. Generally stuff like that is kept on the down low for several reasons. More people will show (generated interest) Which in turn drives up prices, etc. If its an auction hosted over the internet scroll through the website and see what they have. If nothing is available then simply there really isn't anything available.
Answered by AvidCheeseEnjoyer - Wed Dec 5 14:28:45 2007
Q. I have a question currently about auctions. I have been reading some information since I put it on here to see what other people have already said. People have said research, find out about the cars before you go to an auction, etc. That is the problem, I don't know how to find an auction to do the research on it or on cars that I think I may be interested in. How do I do that part? Finding the auction, doing the research on the car(s) I am interested in and doing the research on ther auction it self? Thanks.
Asked by Mother of one - Wed Dec 5 14:19:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It all depends on who hosts the car auction. If it's your local police station, dealers, etc. You will hear it via newspaper or radio. Generally stuff like that is kept on the down low for several reasons. More people will show (generated interest) Which in turn drives up prices, etc. If its an auction hosted over the internet scroll through the website and see what they have. If nothing is available then simply there really isn't anything available.
Answered by AvidCheeseEnjoyer - Wed Dec 5 14:28:45 2007
Regardless of who hold auctions, is the winning bid real the total cost of buying a house from the auction?
Q. I see these newspaper articles about real estate auctions. There are the regular county auctions (sheriffs auctions) that real estate companies buy to sell for profit later at their own house auctions. Regardless of who hold auctions, is the winning bid real the total cost of buying a house from the auction? Can you buy a house from an auction for say few thousands dollars? I can't google the real estate buying process. Where I can learn about the process of buying houses?
Asked by dan - Mon Sep 10 17:22:39 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very difficult to actually get a house at auction at extremely low prices like that. I've been to quite a few and actually won the bid on a couple of them. BUT... where I'm at, there is a 10 day upset bid timeframe where anyone can outbid you still but they have to up it by 3%. Or the owner still has that time to pay the lender back. That's in the normal case of foreclosure. The sheriff auction thing does not state that there are no other leins or mortgages on the property. I talked to the sheriff about this before and they just won't say. You have to do your own title search before bidding on this. So the winning bid can be the total cost of the property if you make it past the hurdles. And it's hard to find any good info… [cont.]
Answered by tmorrow65 - Mon Sep 10 17:35:48 2007
Q. I see these newspaper articles about real estate auctions. There are the regular county auctions (sheriffs auctions) that real estate companies buy to sell for profit later at their own house auctions. Regardless of who hold auctions, is the winning bid real the total cost of buying a house from the auction? Can you buy a house from an auction for say few thousands dollars? I can't google the real estate buying process. Where I can learn about the process of buying houses?
Asked by dan - Mon Sep 10 17:22:39 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very difficult to actually get a house at auction at extremely low prices like that. I've been to quite a few and actually won the bid on a couple of them. BUT... where I'm at, there is a 10 day upset bid timeframe where anyone can outbid you still but they have to up it by 3%. Or the owner still has that time to pay the lender back. That's in the normal case of foreclosure. The sheriff auction thing does not state that there are no other leins or mortgages on the property. I talked to the sheriff about this before and they just won't say. You have to do your own title search before bidding on this. So the winning bid can be the total cost of the property if you make it past the hurdles. And it's hard to find any good info… [cont.]
Answered by tmorrow65 - Mon Sep 10 17:35:48 2007
How do I make an offer to an auction company on a house in a bankruptcy sale?
Q. I'd like to make an offer on a house being auctioned by an auction house. There is a bankruptcy invovled. However, I just saw the exact same house listed with a real estate agent, and can't understand how this is possible. Anyone with any experience buying real estate through auction houses?
Asked by RE Investor - Mon Aug 21 11:21:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Happens all the time. The people are most likely trying to sell before the auction. More often than not, buying before or after the auction is a better way to go, but every case is different, and it depends on a lot of factors.
Answered by Searchlight Crusade - Mon Aug 21 12:17:41 2006
Q. I'd like to make an offer on a house being auctioned by an auction house. There is a bankruptcy invovled. However, I just saw the exact same house listed with a real estate agent, and can't understand how this is possible. Anyone with any experience buying real estate through auction houses?
Asked by RE Investor - Mon Aug 21 11:21:55 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Happens all the time. The people are most likely trying to sell before the auction. More often than not, buying before or after the auction is a better way to go, but every case is different, and it depends on a lot of factors.
Answered by Searchlight Crusade - Mon Aug 21 12:17:41 2006
What is the difference between realestate auction "resale" properties and regular realestate up for auction?
Q. I'm considering placing a bid for a property in my subdivision that has recently gone up for auction. The auctioneer website lists this property as a "Resale". I'm trying to figure out what this means.
Asked by Tonya B - Mon Jan 28 14:09:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Either they've tried to sell it before at auction or it's an REO property. The only way to know for sure is to ask the company. Does it really matter? Todd
Answered by Todd - Tue Jan 29 20:40:43 2008
Q. I'm considering placing a bid for a property in my subdivision that has recently gone up for auction. The auctioneer website lists this property as a "Resale". I'm trying to figure out what this means.
Asked by Tonya B - Mon Jan 28 14:09:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Either they've tried to sell it before at auction or it's an REO property. The only way to know for sure is to ask the company. Does it really matter? Todd
Answered by Todd - Tue Jan 29 20:40:43 2008
Donations needed for silent auction and Family Fun Walk?
Q. I have started a non profit to help rural seniors in Oklahoma and we are planning a Family Fun Walk and Silent AUction. Need donations. I also work a fulltime job working from 8 - 5.
Asked by rmouser - Thu Dec 27 11:17:04 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do lots of charity work and fundraising while also doing two real jobs. It just takes time management. E-mail helps a lot, too. Maybe instead of a Silent Auction, consider a Chinese (aka Teacup) Auction. That's where people buy tickets for $1/each (6/$5) and can put their tickets in various canisters and win those prizes. For those, I do get some donations but also buy some items. For example, I usually buy a new men's 10-speed bike at Toys R Us for about $70 and that usually gets 300 tickets.
Answered by Kyle W - Thu Dec 27 11:48:56 2007
Q. I have started a non profit to help rural seniors in Oklahoma and we are planning a Family Fun Walk and Silent AUction. Need donations. I also work a fulltime job working from 8 - 5.
Asked by rmouser - Thu Dec 27 11:17:04 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do lots of charity work and fundraising while also doing two real jobs. It just takes time management. E-mail helps a lot, too. Maybe instead of a Silent Auction, consider a Chinese (aka Teacup) Auction. That's where people buy tickets for $1/each (6/$5) and can put their tickets in various canisters and win those prizes. For those, I do get some donations but also buy some items. For example, I usually buy a new men's 10-speed bike at Toys R Us for about $70 and that usually gets 300 tickets.
Answered by Kyle W - Thu Dec 27 11:48:56 2007
Antique auction house has not pay the sale proceeds of my furniture?
Q. Last summer I sold many antique furniture through an auction house in London, but I have not yet received a payment of the sale proceeds despite my repeated letters and telephone calls. Where should I go now? I am living abroad and the auction house might be taking advantage of it.
Asked by truthofmatter - Sun May 11 22:51:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll want to contact someone in the London government. Call a police station or two there and ask what they recommend.
Answered by thesunwasshiningonthesea - Thu May 15 13:19:29 2008
Q. Last summer I sold many antique furniture through an auction house in London, but I have not yet received a payment of the sale proceeds despite my repeated letters and telephone calls. Where should I go now? I am living abroad and the auction house might be taking advantage of it.
Asked by truthofmatter - Sun May 11 22:51:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll want to contact someone in the London government. Call a police station or two there and ask what they recommend.
Answered by thesunwasshiningonthesea - Thu May 15 13:19:29 2008
How can one ascertain what price an auction car was sold at?
Q. I'm referring to executive driven, late model, low miles GM cars. The exec's drive them for a few months then they're auctioned off at various auction sites throughout America. Would like to know if one can subscribe to a service which details the prices paid. Thanks you for any input.
Asked by artsbest - Thu Aug 14 14:50:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Despite what people have said you cant just call up the auction and have them tell you how much the car went for, you need to be a authorized rep from a GM dealer to go to those auctions and get info from them. Even if they would do that it would be a tremendous pain since there are thousands of cars that go through those auctions every week. Basically you would have to have the dealer show you the invoice for the specific car, and that would take some serious negotiating to get that to happen.
Answered by spacemonkey1958 - Thu Aug 14 19:45:18 2008
Q. I'm referring to executive driven, late model, low miles GM cars. The exec's drive them for a few months then they're auctioned off at various auction sites throughout America. Would like to know if one can subscribe to a service which details the prices paid. Thanks you for any input.
Asked by artsbest - Thu Aug 14 14:50:04 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Despite what people have said you cant just call up the auction and have them tell you how much the car went for, you need to be a authorized rep from a GM dealer to go to those auctions and get info from them. Even if they would do that it would be a tremendous pain since there are thousands of cars that go through those auctions every week. Basically you would have to have the dealer show you the invoice for the specific car, and that would take some serious negotiating to get that to happen.
Answered by spacemonkey1958 - Thu Aug 14 19:45:18 2008
How do I host an auction to sell my home?
Q. I'm considering hosting an auction to sell my house; that seems like an interesting option. I would like details outlining how this is done. Thank you.
Asked by TygerLily - Sun Feb 25 17:14:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a book called How to Sell Your Home in 5 Days by Bill G. Effros that tells you how to hold a successful auction of your home. I have read it an it sounds like an interesting way to sell your house but it doesn't sound like the smartest or best way to sell your house. Do you want to sell it at auction because it would be fast or because you think it will get the most money? Are you trying to avoid paying a commission? Do you have financial troubles and the auction is the cheapest way to sell? I think you need to figure out why you want to sell it by auction and not by owner or with the help of a professional Realtor though.
Answered by Molly - Sun Feb 25 20:11:28 2007
Q. I'm considering hosting an auction to sell my house; that seems like an interesting option. I would like details outlining how this is done. Thank you.
Asked by TygerLily - Sun Feb 25 17:14:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a book called How to Sell Your Home in 5 Days by Bill G. Effros that tells you how to hold a successful auction of your home. I have read it an it sounds like an interesting way to sell your house but it doesn't sound like the smartest or best way to sell your house. Do you want to sell it at auction because it would be fast or because you think it will get the most money? Are you trying to avoid paying a commission? Do you have financial troubles and the auction is the cheapest way to sell? I think you need to figure out why you want to sell it by auction and not by owner or with the help of a professional Realtor though.
Answered by Molly - Sun Feb 25 20:11:28 2007
Anyone know have any good ideas for silent auction donations for a fundraising event?
Q. I am a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and we are having a silent auction and live auction to raise money to start our next house. We are getting the usual donations - gift certificates for restaurants, hair styling salons, etc., but would really like to have something different and exciting. Any ideas? Another note - our guidelines say that we have to stay within our county when soliciting donations so as not to encroach on other affiliates. Some of your ideas were really good, but they involve contacting groups outside of our area.
Asked by Crazy4papillons - Mon Mar 31 13:03:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey there! I've been heavily involved with nonprofit fund raising for years...so here are some ideas I have that could be relatively low in cost for your cause... 1) As far as items go in your area, here are my thoughts: -try to think of items that your attendants will already WANT before they set foot in your event, instead of items that they could talk themselves into once they get there...bids will definitely be higher for these items -anything that your group can make is always unique...think pottery, quilts, pillows, painting a martini set, etc... -head to local businesses that are NOT chains...they'll be easier to negotiate with and will have less red tape to get through...plus they'll want the free advertising for being a donor… [cont.]
Answered by Fundraising GooRoo - Wed Apr 2 10:11:48 2008
Q. I am a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and we are having a silent auction and live auction to raise money to start our next house. We are getting the usual donations - gift certificates for restaurants, hair styling salons, etc., but would really like to have something different and exciting. Any ideas? Another note - our guidelines say that we have to stay within our county when soliciting donations so as not to encroach on other affiliates. Some of your ideas were really good, but they involve contacting groups outside of our area.
Asked by Crazy4papillons - Mon Mar 31 13:03:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey there! I've been heavily involved with nonprofit fund raising for years...so here are some ideas I have that could be relatively low in cost for your cause... 1) As far as items go in your area, here are my thoughts: -try to think of items that your attendants will already WANT before they set foot in your event, instead of items that they could talk themselves into once they get there...bids will definitely be higher for these items -anything that your group can make is always unique...think pottery, quilts, pillows, painting a martini set, etc... -head to local businesses that are NOT chains...they'll be easier to negotiate with and will have less red tape to get through...plus they'll want the free advertising for being a donor… [cont.]
Answered by Fundraising GooRoo - Wed Apr 2 10:11:48 2008
How long does it take to list an estate for auction?
Q. Just curious as to a time frame, from the time an auctioneer comes to the home to inspect & list items, to the length of time to advertise for the auction, to the day it all sells. I am settling my grandmothers estate and planning on using an auction service to sell her home & belongings. As I live quite a distance away, I'd like to know what sort of time frame is involved, since I cannot make it back & forth to her hometown often. Thanks.
Asked by swheatmamato3 - Fri Oct 3 11:02:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. about a month I would think
Answered by golferwhoworks - Fri Oct 3 11:26:41 2008
Q. Just curious as to a time frame, from the time an auctioneer comes to the home to inspect & list items, to the length of time to advertise for the auction, to the day it all sells. I am settling my grandmothers estate and planning on using an auction service to sell her home & belongings. As I live quite a distance away, I'd like to know what sort of time frame is involved, since I cannot make it back & forth to her hometown often. Thanks.
Asked by swheatmamato3 - Fri Oct 3 11:02:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. about a month I would think
Answered by golferwhoworks - Fri Oct 3 11:26:41 2008
What item should celebs autograph for charity auction?
Q. I'm working on an auction to raise funds for the local animal rescue. I know that a rescue once sent wooden cutouts of dog bones to celebrities and had them decorate/sign them. They had an amazing turn out. What is something we can do of that nature (that is not copying their idea) to raise some money? We just need a creative idea of something that could be mailed to celebrities that they could sign/decorate/make their own.
Asked by kasey1720 - Sun Apr 27 12:32:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Decorate T-Shirts That are in Really big size(that way people can keep them longer.),Then sign it.I did it once people Love it.Its not the most creative but it is worth a try.
Answered by Claudia - Sun Apr 27 12:41:13 2008
Q. I'm working on an auction to raise funds for the local animal rescue. I know that a rescue once sent wooden cutouts of dog bones to celebrities and had them decorate/sign them. They had an amazing turn out. What is something we can do of that nature (that is not copying their idea) to raise some money? We just need a creative idea of something that could be mailed to celebrities that they could sign/decorate/make their own.
Asked by kasey1720 - Sun Apr 27 12:32:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Decorate T-Shirts That are in Really big size(that way people can keep them longer.),Then sign it.I did it once people Love it.Its not the most creative but it is worth a try.
Answered by Claudia - Sun Apr 27 12:41:13 2008
What's the best way to start an online Charity Auction?
Q. There's a couple in our town who are in bad financial trouble and I want to help them. I thought that an online charity auction would be a great way to do this, except that I have nothing to sell. I think that it would be awesome if I could get 120,000 people to give $1 each, who'd miss a dollar? And that would be the way to get donations. Maybe an auction isn't a good idea? If not, how would I go about getting plenty of publicity for getting donations?
Asked by Abigail Lee - Sat Sep 20 16:40:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what you do is you steel a dollar from 120,000 people. like you said who would miss a dollar
Answered by Aaron R - Sat Sep 20 18:58:34 2008
Q. There's a couple in our town who are in bad financial trouble and I want to help them. I thought that an online charity auction would be a great way to do this, except that I have nothing to sell. I think that it would be awesome if I could get 120,000 people to give $1 each, who'd miss a dollar? And that would be the way to get donations. Maybe an auction isn't a good idea? If not, how would I go about getting plenty of publicity for getting donations?
Asked by Abigail Lee - Sat Sep 20 16:40:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what you do is you steel a dollar from 120,000 people. like you said who would miss a dollar
Answered by Aaron R - Sat Sep 20 18:58:34 2008
How do I go about doing a private auction? I have an antique blue flowered loo and 78s and LP records.?
Q. Have had offers for the loo already. Was thinking of taking the records to an auction room. Do you think it`ll be worth it? Anyone interested in anything? Too bulky for ebay I think.
Asked by Rose D - Tue Jan 22 16:14:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. either an auction room or try ebay
Answered by SUE G online - Tue Jan 22 16:25:34 2008
Q. Have had offers for the loo already. Was thinking of taking the records to an auction room. Do you think it`ll be worth it? Anyone interested in anything? Too bulky for ebay I think.
Asked by Rose D - Tue Jan 22 16:14:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. either an auction room or try ebay
Answered by SUE G online - Tue Jan 22 16:25:34 2008
What is the best process for doing an auction on eBay?
Q. I my family's business of electronics recycling and refurbishment, I help in running the eBay store and keeping items selling, but I am still inexperienced and need to learn more about auctions to clear some of our inventory. What is the best process in which to run an auction, and what items would be the best to put up for auction?
Asked by Calronz - Wed Jan 6 16:09:14 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only put items on eBay that have a recognizable name. There are too many no name products on eBay for anyone to look at them all. But if you have items with brand recognition go with those. Start things at a price just above your break even point. Hopefully they will ge bid up if not you won't lose a bundle. Also, only use the 7 day or 3 day bid length. There is seldom any action until the last few days. Good Luck.
Answered by Don - Wed Jan 6 16:15:27 2010
Q. I my family's business of electronics recycling and refurbishment, I help in running the eBay store and keeping items selling, but I am still inexperienced and need to learn more about auctions to clear some of our inventory. What is the best process in which to run an auction, and what items would be the best to put up for auction?
Asked by Calronz - Wed Jan 6 16:09:14 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Only put items on eBay that have a recognizable name. There are too many no name products on eBay for anyone to look at them all. But if you have items with brand recognition go with those. Start things at a price just above your break even point. Hopefully they will ge bid up if not you won't lose a bundle. Also, only use the 7 day or 3 day bid length. There is seldom any action until the last few days. Good Luck.
Answered by Don - Wed Jan 6 16:15:27 2010
How much will I save by buying from an insurance auction in relation to dealership prices?
Q. I want to purchase a vehicle from an insurance auction, but want to know if it will be worth it. I'm interested in a 09 Lexus.
Asked by acislandgyrl - Sat Jan 16 08:00:22 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dealerships buy from auctions to make a small profit here and there check out ebay prices vs dealership prices private and auction is the way to go, dont buy from dealerships imo
Answered by The Salesman [Evolving] - Sat Jan 16 10:35:46 2010
Q. I want to purchase a vehicle from an insurance auction, but want to know if it will be worth it. I'm interested in a 09 Lexus.
Asked by acislandgyrl - Sat Jan 16 08:00:22 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dealerships buy from auctions to make a small profit here and there check out ebay prices vs dealership prices private and auction is the way to go, dont buy from dealerships imo
Answered by The Salesman [Evolving] - Sat Jan 16 10:35:46 2010
What is a good auction to post my 11 botlles of Screaming Eagle Cabernet?
Q. I have listed on ebay 11 bottles of Screaming Eagle cabernet but they are not selling as well as I expectd. Could someone recommed another auction site for selling wine?
Asked by hamel g - Tue Nov 13 01:30:39 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question is very misleading. You should clarify that you are selling empty bottles. Salud!!! os...
Answered by Michael - Tue Nov 13 17:08:37 2007
Q. I have listed on ebay 11 bottles of Screaming Eagle cabernet but they are not selling as well as I expectd. Could someone recommed another auction site for selling wine?
Asked by hamel g - Tue Nov 13 01:30:39 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question is very misleading. You should clarify that you are selling empty bottles. Salud!!! os...
Answered by Michael - Tue Nov 13 17:08:37 2007
How do you find out whether or not a foreclosed house sold at auction?
Q. The house was advertised to go to auction on July 17. We can't find out whether or not it sold. We don't know the auction company that had it. How do we find out if it sold and what the next steps are?
Asked by Teresa P - Sun Jul 27 22:16:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Teresa, Which auction? When you talk about a foreclosure - do you mean the sheriffs sale ( at the courthouse steps)? or was it sold by the bank through a auction house? Ok, if you are talking about the auction at the courthouse steps - it definetly sold because the bank has an automatic bid for the amount that is owed to it. Depending on your area of the country - the bank usually has the highest bid and gets the house back after the redemption period is over. If it was an auction company like hudson and marshall or williams and williams - then it was probably sold because these auctions are usually "absolute" meaning highest bidder wins regardless of amount, however, sometimes the bank says "no" and then they relist with a realtor.… [cont.]
Answered by RE its what i do - Sun Jul 27 22:52:42 2008
Q. The house was advertised to go to auction on July 17. We can't find out whether or not it sold. We don't know the auction company that had it. How do we find out if it sold and what the next steps are?
Asked by Teresa P - Sun Jul 27 22:16:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Teresa, Which auction? When you talk about a foreclosure - do you mean the sheriffs sale ( at the courthouse steps)? or was it sold by the bank through a auction house? Ok, if you are talking about the auction at the courthouse steps - it definetly sold because the bank has an automatic bid for the amount that is owed to it. Depending on your area of the country - the bank usually has the highest bid and gets the house back after the redemption period is over. If it was an auction company like hudson and marshall or williams and williams - then it was probably sold because these auctions are usually "absolute" meaning highest bidder wins regardless of amount, however, sometimes the bank says "no" and then they relist with a realtor.… [cont.]
Answered by RE its what i do - Sun Jul 27 22:52:42 2008
Who is a certified check written to in a property auction?
Q. What should you do at a property auction where you need a certified check but you are not sure who to make the check out to??
Asked by elds - - Sun Nov 30 14:49:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These auctions in my area can be very confusing. If you don't know this there are a lot of other things you also probably don't know. I would suggest that you go to two or three auctions with out bidding. Watch how they work and talk with people that you meet there. Ask them questions. You will be much better prepared after that. At least call your county government and ask them questions.
Answered by glenn - Sun Nov 30 14:56:20 2008
Q. What should you do at a property auction where you need a certified check but you are not sure who to make the check out to??
Asked by elds - - Sun Nov 30 14:49:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These auctions in my area can be very confusing. If you don't know this there are a lot of other things you also probably don't know. I would suggest that you go to two or three auctions with out bidding. Watch how they work and talk with people that you meet there. Ask them questions. You will be much better prepared after that. At least call your county government and ask them questions.
Answered by glenn - Sun Nov 30 14:56:20 2008
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Prescott-Suchitoto Sister City Committee members have a festive Mardi Gras Auction Party in store for the public at 6 pm Saturday at the Manzanita Grille at ...
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Fri, 05 Mar 2010 12:00:00 GM
Auction. For Layla Grace Item: Sammi Diaper Clutch. A Huge Thank you To Prissy Designs for Donating the Functional and Fashionable Diaper Clutch! All-In-One Diaper Clutch made with brown quilted outerwear fabric on the outside with a ...
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