Real Estate Auctioneers - How To Locate A Home To Live In At A Real Estate Auction

(prHWY.com) September 12, 2012 - USA, FL -- Florida, Sep 11, 2012 - Fortna Auctioneers has the capability to assist a seller in many ways as far as services are concerned. Ranging from removing unwanted items from the home to working with mortgage originators to assist you in the aide of getting you financing, or assist you in the aide of determining a value to your property in the form of a current market analysis.

Expert auctioneers come in every shape, size, and gender imaginable, and can make a decent living in this career. There are designations within the auction market that a licensee can earn, which will require a specific course of study and a licensing exam that proves their knowledge, skills, and proficiency in that special area or designation.

Real Estate Auctioneers - One of the few flaws to buying a home at a foreclosures auction is the property cannot be accessed for inspections and you will have to pay all the outstanding municipal liens. You may also have to close on the property with the previous property owner or their tenants still occupying the property.

Most bidders are putting in a bid on the home as-is where-is, and if you have not viewed the interior of the property, you may get many surprises after you own it. We can never judge a book by its cover, it may look shabby outside and be a gem inside, or it may be that the interior is a disaster.

Since foreclosures are public notice, you should be able to get the address of the property you are interested in. You will want to do a drive by. The property may be listed for sale by a Agent with the seller hoping to beat the foreclosure by selling it with a short sale. Call the Realtor and ask them to view the property. If this cannot be done, and if you have doubts, it may be best to move on and target other auctions.

Commercial Real Estate Auctioneers - If you decide to attend a foreclosure auction, the last thing you want to do is show up unless you are just there to see how an auction works. When you are serious about purchasing a foreclosed property at an auction, you need to be prepared. This preparation involves having financing lined up. Many will require that you either have the money on hand or show proof that you do have the financial resources needed to follow through with the sale. Contingency loans are generally prohibited. Check deposits are sometimes required before you can even place a bid.

If you feel comfortable moving forward with an auction after our consultation meeting, Fortna Auctioneers will then prepare an auction and marketing proposal for a minimum cost which will be a blueprint of where exactly your property will be marketed. This will list the names of the publications where your sale will be advertised along with the size of the ads, distribution amounts and more. A detailed list will also be provided explaining the variety of services you will receive as a seller.

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Real Estate Auctioneers - Fortna Auctioneers & Marketing Group is a creative, innovative, people-oriented and technologically-savvy real estate auction firm. Our work consistently delivers personal satisfaction and success, resulting in mutual pride by all parties involved in the sale.

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