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Abel Realty Pty Ltd
ACN 059 398 337
8 Greenhill Road,
Wayville
P O Box 176, Glenside,
South Australia, 5065
Tel 1300 309 209
(local call within Australia)
International Tel
+61 8 83657965
Fax +61 8 83658257
Registered Real Estate
Agents, Auctioneers,
Property Managers,
Members of the Real
Estate Institute of
South Australia Inc.
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Auction hints for sellers
Real Estate auctions have become a most popular method of marketing and selling property
in Australia. The method offers substantial benefits for both
buyers and
sellers.
Some of the benefits of a real estate auction for sellers are: -
- Unconditional (cash) contract with a 10% deposit.
- No "cooling off"
period for purchaser.
- Quick sale. A time limit is set on negotiations.
The result is decisive. The property is sold on the "fall of the
hammer". There is usually 3 to 4 weeks of advertising lead up to auction day.
- You obtain the best possible
price. Bidders are in
direct competition with other buyers. Strong competition for the property, may
result in achieving a higher price than a sale by private treaty.
- The inspection times, auction and
settlement dates can be
arranged to suit your requirements.
- You set your own reserve price (minimum price), which is not disclosed to
anyone.
- Sellers have 3 opportunities to sell their property - through an acceptable offer
before auction, on the day, or through negotiations conducted afterwards, if the reserve
is not reached at auction.
- There is equal opportunity for all interested parties to bid. Executors,
Trustees and Attorneys are absolved to a degree from criticism that the highest possible
price was not obtained.
- Public auction assesses the market value for properties that are unusual, hard to value,
or of special value to a particular buyer.
- The seller may stipulate the conditions of
the auction to suit their circumstances and with the assistance of professional agents and
auctioneers, the seller is in
total control of the sale.
The procedure is simple
At the nominated and advertised time and place, buyers
are invited to submit offers in the form of bids. The seller sets a reserve price
(if applicable) and bidders compete to offer the highest price, having reached or exceeded
the reserve. The seller can then be confident the property's true market value has
been established.
Select your agent and auctioneer
Be sure they are members of the Society of Auctioneers
& Appraisers of South Australia and the
Real Estate Institute of South Australia. Membership gives you
protection and an assurance of your representatives' ability and experience. Members
subscribe to a Code of Ethics and a Code of Conduct.
Utilise the experience and knowledge of your auctioneer
or agent. Seek their advice on marketing, presentation, time and place of auction.
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