• Auctions work with current REALTOR-listed properties.
• An auction sells properties "as-is" without Seller's repairs.
• An auction requires that potential buyers be registered and qualified with certified funds on the day of the auction so only serious buyers are bidding.
• Auctions accelerate the sale.
• An Auction provides quick disposal and reduces long-term carrying costs, including taxes & maintenance.
• The seller sets the terms and conditions of the sale.
• The seller can plan, select and know the date they want to sell.
• An auction is an aggressive, advanced marketing program that increases potential interest in and awareness of a property.
• An auction generates excitement and heightens buyer interest.
• An auction brings interested buyers to a point of decision -- they must act now or lose an opportunity to purchase the property.
• Auctions create competition among buyers. Consequently, the auction price can exceed the price of a negotiated sale.
• An auction simplifies the seller negotiation process.
• A Seller is able to obtain liquidity, free up capital and move on to other investments or property decisions.
• Auctions are excellent 1031 exchange vehicle.

Non-refundable deposits virtually eliminate problems of buyers falling out of escrow or delays.