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 Renovations at Auction......All you need to Know! 

Renovation Property Auctions


Due to recession, there has been a huge increase in home repossession

all ripe for renovation &conversion


If you are planning to buy your dream home at a reasonable price, then look no further than repossessed properties available at auction. If you bought a home through an estate agent you would have paid 50% more than if you buy the same house at auction.

 

Many bankers and lenders sell repossessed properties at auction because it's quick, simple and easy. Many properties are sold at a low price enabling buyers to get some excellent deals. Even newly build flats are being sold at huge discounts. If you buy a property at auction you can save as much as half the value of the property.

But remember you don't have to go to the auction room to buy an auction property.


Absentee Bidder:

A person who does not attend the sale but submits, in advance, a written or oral bid that is the top price he or she will pay for a given property.  A procedure which allows a bidder to participate in the bidding process without being physically present. Generally, a bidder submits an offer on a property prior to the auction. Absentee bids are usually handled under an established set of guidelines by the auctioneer or his representative. The particular rules and procedures of absentee bids are unique to each auction company.


 You must do your homework well. We explain everything in "The Property-Master" CD-Rom 

& it's FREE

 You could start with a spot of Auction Terminology

Appraisal:

The act or process of estimating value

As Is:

“As is”: Also known as “as is, where is” and “in its present condition

Auction Block:

The podium or raised platform where the auctioneer stands while conducting the auction. “Placing (an item) on the auction block” means to sell something at auction

Bid:

A prospective buyer’s indication or offer of a price he or she will pay to purchase property at auction. Bids are usually in standardized increments established by the auctioneer.

Bid Assistants:

Individuals who are positioned throughout the attendees at the auction to assist the auctioneer, spot bidders and assist prospective bidders with information to help them in their buying decision. Also known as ring men, bid consultants, bid spotters, or grounds men.

Bidder’s Choice/Grouping:

A method of sale whereby the successful high bidder wins the right to choose a property or properties from a grouping of similar or like-kind properties. After the high bidder’s selection, the property is deleted from the group, and the second round of bidding commences, with the high bidder in round two choosing a property, which is then deleted from the group and so on, until all properties are sold.

Bid Caller:

The person who actually “calls,” “cries or “auctions” the property at an auction, recognizing bidders and acknowledging the highest bidder. Commonly known as the auctioneer

Bid Cancellation:

The cancellation of a bid by a seller. During online auctions, sellers can cancel a bid if they feel uncomfortable about completing a transaction with a particular bidder.

Bid History:

A historical list of all the bids made on a particular auction during or after the auction.

Bid Increments:

The standardized amount an item increases in price after each new bid. The auction service sets the increment, which rises according to the present high bid value of an item.

Bidder (paddle) Number:

The number issued to each person who registers at an auction.

Buyer’s Premium:

An additional service charge, for which the buyer is responsible, may be added to the price of assets. If so, this will be indicated in the Notice to Purchasers, auction description, asset detail page, or other clearly- marked area.

Catalogue or Brochure:

A publication advertising and describing the property(ies) available for sale at public auction, often including photographs, property descriptions, and the terms and conditions of the sale.

Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware):

A Latin term meaning “let the buyer beware.” A legal maxim stating that the buyer takes the risk regarding quality or condition of the property purchased, unless protected by warranty.

Clerk:

The person employed by the principal auctioneer or auction firm to record what is sold and to whom and for what price.

Commission:

The fee charged to the seller by the auctioneer for providing services, usually a percentage of the gross selling price of the property established by contract (the listing agreement) prior to the auction.

Estate Auction:

The sale of property left by a person at his or her death. An estate auction can involve the sale of personal and/or real property.

Final Value Fee:

The commission charge the seller pays to the auction service after his or her item sells.

Hammer Price:

Price established by the last bidder and acknowledged by the auctioneer before dropping the hammer or gavel.

High Estimate:

The highest price a buyer will pay for an item, submitted in confidence to an online auction service’s automated bidding system to facilitate proxy bidding.

Lien:

An adverse claim or charge against a property when that item is being used as collateral for a debt.

Low Estimate:

The mandatory starting bid for a given auction set by the seller at the time of listing.

Market Value:

The highest price a property will bring in the open market.

National Auctioneers Association:

An association of individual auctioneers united to promote the mutual interests of its members; formulate and maintain ethical standards for the auction profession; promote the enactment of just and reasonable laws, ordinances and regulations affecting auction selling; make the public more aware of the advantages of auction selling; and generally improve the business conditions affecting the auction profession.

NR:

Short for “no reserve.” This indicates in the item description line that the auction has no reserve price specified.

On-site Auction:

An auction conducted on the premises of the property being sold.

Outbid:

To submit a maximum bid that is higher than another buyer’s maximum bid.

Preview:

Specified date and time property is available for prospective buyer viewing and audits. Also known as Open House or Inspection

Registered User:

A person who has registered as a member of an online auction service. All online auction services require registration prior to buying and selling.

Reserve Price:

The minimum price a seller will accept for an item to be sold at auction. This amount is never formally disclosed.

Shill Bidding:

Fraudulent bidding by the seller (using an alternate registration) or an associate of the seller in order to inflate the price of an item Also known as bid rigging and collusion

Sniping:

Outbidding other buyers in the closing minutes or seconds of an auction

Starting Price:

The mandatory starting bid for a given auction set by the seller at the time of listing.

 Terms of Service:

TOS A legally binding agreement that outlines an auction site’s operating policies. All registered users must agree to a site’s terms before using the service.

Total Bid:

The total amount of a bid placed including buyer’s premium.

 



 Regarding "The property master" CD-Rom


Will I find the same information here as on a weekend seminar?
Most of the information is of a very similar nature to that in advertised weekend seminars. For copyright reasons certain aspects have been re-worded.

What if I need a point clarified is there help?
Yes. We have an on line enquiry service where all your questions are answered.

Is the property master updated to suit changes in the market?
Yes. The property master is updated as and when market changes dictate.

Can I print any subjects of interest?
Yes. You can print any individual subject you chose or if you wish you can print the whole seminar. (do put lots of paper in your printer - it runs to over 100 pages!)

Apart from the information are there any additional aids?

Yes. The seminar does include some invaluable downloads including a mortgage calculator, property analysis sheets, tenancy agreements etc.

What subjects are included?
There are 32 different subjects covered for a complete list of topics

Regard the members site, What is on it?
  The Cheap property directory, updated daily - details of 1000's of cheap properties coming to sale. Generally speaking these properties will be  between 20 and 45% below market value.

Cheap property directory
Where do these properties come from? Repossessions - over 2,000 properties a month are repossessed in the UK, plus Government surplus, Company sell offs, Division of wills, bankruptcies etc.

How do I view?
The property details on the site include contact information of the sales agent. Simply contact this agent to make local viewing arrangements.

How many properties are there at any one time?

This varies throughout the year. Typically at any on time there will be approx. between 1,000 & 2,000 auction and repossessed houses. The renovation and moderisation properties can run to many 1000's

Can I raise a mortgage for these properties?

Yes. Our CD-rom contains details of all specialist lenders.

Why aren't these properties in estate agents windows?

A few are but advertising repossessions in estate agents windows would depress the local housing market.

What areas do you cover?
We cover the whole of the UK. However you will never find a property on the site from either the Isle of man or the Channel islands.

Invaluable insider information

We give you instant access to information utilised by property professionals. Insider details normally only available to developers, landlords and property dealers. At the touch of a button!

  There were so many property seminars or workshops springing up. The price for a weekend seminar could be anything between £1500 to a massive £6000. We were really curious, what on earth could they offer that could be worth that sort of money?

  So we attended two of them, it cost a fortune, loads of happy clapping, plenty of coffee, but we didn’t even get a free sandwich, one of them recommended our site! we learned absolutely nothing we didn’t already know.

  We now bought a couple of books from W.H Smith’s “How to make money from property” and “ Buy your home at half price” the books were fine and only cost £9.95 and £7.95, but we still learned absolutely nothing!

  Now we tried the Internet, bought two online property courses, Property Profit Maker at £47.50, and Property Success Guide at £49.95 they were both well written, loads of interesting pages and good value for money, still we learnt nothing!

We looked at another couple of courses, the practical property investment kit at just under £100, and a fortune in property £49.95. Again, good value but nothing new!
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All these courses, books and incredibly expensive seminars could in fact probably learn a lot from us.   Why?

We are hands on, we actually practice what we preach, and it was very noticeable that they didn’t include some vitally important aspects of successful property trading, they seemed to only teach in theory.
 
 When we realised that marketing companies were selling property investment seminar places at up to £6000 each 
AND THEY KNEW NO MORE THAN US, in fact probably less, we thought this the ideal time to publish our work.


Utilizing all our knowledge we commissioned a full 32-part on-line home seminar 

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Learn all the insider secrets without attending seminars, and parting with huge amounts of money, you can learn as much if not more at home, sorry no happy clapping or free coffee!

How does it work?       Simple.

We supply you a user name and password to our seminar site;

Here you can either read or down load the following subjects one at a time, or clarify any subject all on line. 

All this valuable information is there at the click of a button on our members site.

  Download one section at a time or simply read, its up to you how you want to absorb all this knowledge

  Note: if you want to print the whole course put a lot of paper in your printer, it runs to well over 100 pages!

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  So what is this information going to cost you?

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Having not been on a £6000 seminar we don’t know what they have to offer, so maybe they do know more than us. (sorry Inside Track and Turning Point we just couldn't run to that sort of money!)

We did however go to one seminar at £1450 and another for £1850 and our on-line seminar has more info to offer than them! 

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 Looking for property well below market value?

  Are you looking for a property needing renovation, or your dream home is a barn conversion, or are you are a property developer seeking unmodernised properties across the UK.....

Then you've definitely found the right site.

 Every week hundreds, even thousands of properties are, for a variety of reasons sold well below market value! In the last 12 months we have featured over 24,000 properties worth in excess of £1.4 billion. Whether they be repossessions, renovations, government sell offs, estate sales for death duty etc, our central computer sources when, where and with whom each property is for sale and updates our site daily. We then source and publish the true market value, location maps, environmental reports and past sales history on these properties. We update our property database daily 

  
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