Auction is the most cost effective method of selling real estate in a timely fashion.

The Auction Process starts long before the 1st bid.

It begins with the 1st meeting with an All Pro Auction Staff Auctioneer. Our Number One Priority is to enhance your bottom line, get the most money for your property as possible and help you reach your goals for the sale of your property. We will evaluate your property, and information pertaining to your property and comparable market analysis of the property being sold.

Upon signing an employment and marketing agreement with All Pro Auction Company we will prepare a comprehensive marketing plan to best advertise and market your property. Working with the real estate company and marketing company to bring a wide range of marketing options so that on Auction Day we have the proper and qualified buyers bidding on your property.

Our team will assemble information on the property being sold that we may answer any and all questions a buyer might have. This will insure that there are no issues with the property on sale day (ie. Any EPA, easements etc. that could arise), these will be addressed so that there can be a timely closing. (normally 30 days or less)

These details encompass all facets of fielding calls, faxes and emails generated from advertising the property both locally and nationally. On the day of sale our staff arrives early to ensure that signage, reception of early buyers and registration takes place so that the sale may start on time, in addition, all legal documents related to the sale are in place and ready for the new buyers signature. (All funds are held in escrow by a title company until closing)

The Auction process of selling Real Estate works because it bring buyers and sellers together at one time and one place, and allows YOU to CLOSE ON YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY! In most cases CLOSING take splace with 30 days or less!

Typically a 10% Buyers Premium is added to the last and highest bid creating the sale price. Therefore, no realtor fees are added.

Explaining the Two Types of Auctions:

RESERVE AUCTION: The seller has the right to accept or reject the last and highest bid made by a bidder.

ABSOLUTE AUCTION: The property WILL sell to the last and highest bidder regardless of the price. (NO RESERVE – NO MINIMUM)