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Guide to selling a property at auction: sell your house for the best price
And since auction is a sale through exclusive agency, where only one agent lists your property, agent fees can often be substantially lower. Your agent will arrange for an advertising campaign to raise the interest of potential buyers. Your agent will also arrange for a number of open house inspections - set times when anyone can come into your property to look around. Your agent should keep a log of all people entering the property on each of these occasions so they can ascertain how many are repeat visitors. People who inspect more than once are often showing a genuine interest as a potential buyer. The sale of the property is not finalised until both seller and buyer have signed the contract and all relevant checks and transfers have been made.

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Buying at Auction Check List

Arrange a home loan pre-approval so that you know what you can afford and so your finances are ready for you to bid on a property that you like.

Start looking for a property by contacting your local agent, ensuring that you are on their database for email alerts for upcoming auctions.

Get a feel for the process by attending various open homes and auctions prior to bidding.

Decide what you want in a property, get as much information as possible from your agent and ensure you visit any properties that may interest you.

If you are interested in a property, ensure you obtain a contract of sale available from your real estate agent.

Ensure your solicitor checks the contract thoroughly for you. Your solicitor may also recommend different reports be conducted such as building and pest inspection reports.

Decide how much you are prepared to spend on this property. What it is the maximum you are prepared to bid? Mentally setting your maximum bid can stop you from spending more money than might be reasonable, or losing a deposit.

Once you have found the property you wish to bid on, you will need to arrange a deposit, usually 10% of the purchase price. A deposit bond is sometimes acceptable as an alternative you may want to check this with your real estate agent.

Register to bid either by contacting the agent prior to auction or as you arrive at the auction. If you cannot make the auction you can authorise someone to bid and sign on your behalf. See your agent for more information.

Make the winning bid!

Pay the deposit and sign the contract.

Arrange insurance to ensure your property is protected.

Contact your Bank or Mortgage Broker to finalise your finance.

Wait for settlement, typically a period of around 30 days.

Arrange to have all your utilities connected to your new home.

Move in to your new home!

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