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Simply stated, an auction brings together a group of interested buyers and seller(s) at a given time and at a given place. The delays associated with length marketing techniques are bypassed through the use of direct mail and media advertising calculated to reach the most receptive audience. All “offers” are made at one time in the form of “bids” and since the bidders know their limitations, the highest bid or top dollar can be construed as “market value.” Throughout history, the auction method has been found to be successful. In today's economy one of the most obvious advantages is that the promptness with which auctions are held often provides marked financial gains for the seller in the ability to turn liabilities into assets in a relatively short period of time. For the buyer, it means that their “offer” is accepted or rejected immediately and they are able to proceed in the knowledge that they have made a purchase or look for another property. Almost anything can be and is sold at auction! From condominiums to high-rise apartments to mountain-tops to log cabins and multi-million dollar estates ... from artifacts to stage props from one of the country's largest theme parks, it is all marketable at auction. Consider the Auction Advantage Today! (This information used by permission.
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