It’s no secret that sellers have more options than ever before when selling their property. If you’re looking to sell quickly and for fair market value, an auction could be the best method for you. Aside from knowing when you’re selling and what you’re selling, it’s very important to know WHO is selling it for you.
Before you look for an auctioneer, remember that just like selling traditionally, selling by auction will be impacted by several factors. Go in with an open mind and realistic expectations. Sometimes, the timing isn’t right or the property type may not be in demand. Plan accordingly when you head into a sale.
Once you’re ready, there are thousands of auctioneers nationwide to choose from. When it comes to choosing who is best to sell your real estate or personal property, not all auctioneers are built the same. While the expertise needed may differ depending on the sale, there are a few important attributes in an auctioneer you should always look for.
If you want the best possible outcome, make sure you look for someone who possesses these three attributes. Do your homework. It will pay off once you hear the word “SOLD.”
United Country Real Estate’s Auction Services branch is the largest and only organization of auctioneers and real estate professionals in the nation with more than 5,000 professionals and approximately 500 offices across the United States. With performance excellence is recognized by the Wall Street Journal as one of the top one percent performers. Our experienced and qualified auctioneers around the country can help you on your next sale. Learn more about United Country Auction Services or find an auctioneer near you by visiting www.UCAuctionServices.com.
Sources:
https://www.nar.realtor/auctions/what-factors-impact-the-success-of-a-real-estate-auction
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