What time do auctions start? Auction ends when…

What time do auctions start? Auction ends when…

Real estate auctions starting times are scheduled by the Auctioneer.  Online Auctions start and end at different times. The Schedule of Events dictate the start of the Auction. Pay attention to each sale. Each sale has a schedule of events. These times are normally published in a box (information module) the WHITE BOX… This will give times and dates as to open house events, Live Auctions, Online Auctions, Bidder Awareness Seminars. Pay attention to the phrase *AUCTIONEER LIVE ONSITE* this indicates that the Auctioneer will be onsite at the property. The Auctioneer will give instructions, answer questions, and tell the public the next steps.

When does the Auction start and finish: This may vary on every auction. Let’s take a look.

1. FALL of the HAMMER: Take a look at the video that relates to Hammer Price.
2. Watch the RED LIGHT – GREEN LIGHT: … On the Bidding page there are two phrases to be concerned. ” RESERVE MET ” and ” RESERVE NOT MET ”  In fact if the RESERVE NOT MET is in RED The Auctioneer IS NOT AUTHORIZED to sell the Property. If the words say RESEVE MET in GREEN the Auctioneer has authority to sell the property.
3. BID MATCH : The Seller has the right to counter bid or the seller may just match the highest and best bid that has been made.

THE BOTTOM LINE. Get involved, create a profile (1st step) and then you must register for each property (2nd Step). Make a BID (offer means the same thing) (3rd Step)

1. Create Profile
2. Register for Property
3. Start Bidding | Make Offer

If you want to see the property : CODE 16 means steps must be taken to verify identity’s. Yes, parties to the transaction must reveal who they are. The Buyers Broker makes award who is representing the buyer. The buyer identify must be the person or entity and entity owner that will be responsible for the transaction.

1. Agent must register. (Yes, The Real Estate Agent/Broker)
2. Buyer must register. (Yes, Buyers registers separately.)
3. Proof of funds. Show your capabilities to pay and how.
4. Buyers representation agreement if an agent represents the buyer.
4. Send all documents to: 411@myersjackson.com