While the term "as-is" indicates that you're purchasing the property in its current state without repair contingencies, you are still welcome to conduct inspections and appraisals. We offer flexibility in viewing arrangements beyond scheduled open house dates.

A buyer's premium is a standard fee, typically a set percentage of the winning bid, and is common in auctions. Explore more auction terms for a comprehensive understanding.

"Cash only" means the contract isn't contingent on financing approval. Earnest money can be paid with cash, check, certified check, or cashier's check on auction day, with the balance due at closing via a certified check.

Imagine a real estate trading floor—our Multi-Property Auctions, held every 45 days, showcase 25 to 50 properties, attracting both investors and home buyers.

In a reserve auction, the seller has a minimum acceptable price. If bidding doesn't reach this amount, the seller may choose not to sell.

Contrary to a common myth, we predominantly sell average to higher-end real estate, dispelling the notion that auctions are exclusive to distressed properties.

Whether you inventory your items or not, our team of over 25 auction professionals can manage every step of the process from start to finish.

Auctions can be conducted live and on-site or online/off-site, depending on your property's needs. Our agents will guide you through the best solutions.

Feel free to inform our agents about items you don't want to sell. No need to clean or dispose of anything before our evaluation.

For benefit auctions, early scheduling is encouraged to address potential conflicts. Contact us as soon as possible to discuss availability for your event.

Contact us promptly to determine the ideal timeframe for your commercial property auction. Real estate-only auctions can occur in as little as 30 days.

Real estate closes in 30 days, and personal property auctions can settle in three weeks or less.

No need to provide an inventory; our team of professionals handles all aspects of the auction process.

Multi-parcel auctions divide large properties into tracts, allowing buyers flexibility in purchasing smaller portions or the entire property.

Yes, land with tenants or crops can be sold, with lease and crop pro-ration for the new buyer.

Estate-owned farm and ranch properties can be auctioned, ensuring fair market value for all involved parties.

Older homes with solid structures but in need of cosmetic updates often thrive at auction. Many buyers today prefer remodeling.

Our award-winning marketing team crafts strategies to maximize exposure for your property, earning over 80 national awards for our client-focused plans.

Sellers incur no commission fees; instead, the buyer covers the commission at auction.

Choose between absolute auctions (selling to the highest bidder) and subject to seller confirmation auctions, offering more control over the final bid.

Register for each individual auction separately to participate in online bidding.

Set up a account before registering for online bidding in our auctions.

If you can't attend the scheduled preview but have questions, contact the auction manager via text or telephone using the provided information on our website.

Winning a bid is a binding agreement, and bids cannot be canceled after the auction closes. Acknowledge our auction Terms and Conditions during registration.