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For the buyer this can mean a smart investment, since properties are usually purchased at fair market value through competitive bidding, because the auction sale is conducted in an open forum, both motivated buyers and sellers have assurance of watching the property's true market value emerge as the bidding process progresses. For buyer and seller, fair market value for the property prevails. Most properties, but certainly not all, are saleable by auction. Residential property (including single and double story houses, bungalow, town house, country homes and condominiums), commercial property, vacant land can be sold at auctions. The majority of sound developments that can be marketed effectively do extremely well at an auction. Not at all, Real Estate Auctions reveal the true market value of a property because auctions are conducted in an open forum where all bids are known, and participants are given immediate feedback on the property value. At an auction, the open market value settles at the level the market can bear, neither elevated nor deflated. Although most other forms of auction, like art auctions, have a very positive image, real estate auctions, have at times suffered from a poor one. Auctions today don't result from individuals' repossessed properties, but rather from a smart seller, who chooses the cost effective, accelerated method of selling a property rather than laboring for months or years to sell the property. This accelerated sale allows the seller to eliminate virtually all long-term holding costs. These cost saving are passed along directly to the purchaser. It is truly a win-win situation. Property owner can move on with their lives and buyers can purchase quality properties at fair market value.
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