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Clayton Miller
  • Realtor
  • Columbus, IN
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Tips for first time Auction goer

Clayton Miller
  • Realtor
  • Columbus, IN
Posted
So I'm going to my first home auction tomorrow. Older gentlemen died and his kids are auctioning off the home and everything in it. I want the house of course and need some tips on how the bidding process works. Do we go in and bid our highest right out of the gate? I've already walked through it and know it's a good buy for the right price. Do we wait and bid in 1,000$ increments? Do banks come to these? Do we wait and bid at the end or do we bid early? What are the best ways to go about it? Thanks in advance.

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