
Terms Updated 9/20/11
- A bidder must be of legal age to enter into contract to purchase real estate (18 in most states, 21 in others). If a bidder is in doubt about the legal age to enter into contract in his state, then he should consult with competent legal counsel before bidding.
- By default, there is no Buyer Premium, unless otherwise indicated in the individual auction.
- ALL bids must be placed online.
- Winning bid is subject to seller approval.
- Sale is “as-is”, “where-is”. Seller will not fix anything.
- A bidder must register and provide a lender pre-approval letter or proof of cash funds in an amount equal to or greater than the bid.
- If a bidder is outbid by another bidder, he will receive an email notice so he can return and increase his bid if he desires.
- The bidding will be open and everyone will have access to the bid history during the auction.
- As the auction nears the ending time it will extend until bidding is silent for 24 hours.
- If there is more than one high bid at the same level (a tying bid), the bid first submitted will be honored.
- The high bidder will be notified via email after the auction ends.
- Seller reserves the right to postpone or cancel this auction at any time for any reason.
- Within 24 hours after the auction ends, winning bidder will be asked to sign a sales contract that includes the “Contract Sales Price” and minimum 1% earnest money deposit.
- Sale may be contingent on Financing and Inspections, unless no contingencies is indicated in the individual auction.
- Closing will take place at the designated title company no later than 45 days after auction ends.
- Seller will provide clear title and deed at closing.

