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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buyer's Premium at an Auction?
I'm currently negotiationg to buy a home that is being auctioned. The auctioneer states that if we ratify a contract, the earnest money and 10% buyer's premium are due at that time. If I default at any point from then on, I not only lose the EM deposit, but I also lose the 10% premium. Is this standard?