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Monday, June 11, 2007
All property sellers at auction are usually over-quoted by the agent and all the property purchasers at auction are under-quoted by the agent. Because of this, the purchaser of the property at auction could also be without money with nothing to show for the property. The property at auction has been vended for more than the mediator told you it could perhaps get and you have now shattered your cash spent on counsel and building assessments. Try conversing with the property owners previous to the auction and contrast quotes given to you by both.

A usual thing at property auctions is the mannequin bidder. These dummy bidders are placed among the other reputed bidders and bids like a real bidder. This is to increase the cost of property at auction. Could you envisage bidding alongside a dummy bidder only to find out you succeeded the purchase but it charged you thirty thousand dollars more than you could in fact have paid. So be careful with this.

posted by property auctioneers @ 10:37 PM  

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