Selling

Heritage Professional Services will advise you if your property is suitable to sell at auction.
If the auctioneer considers the property suitable, they will discuss the procedure with you. Including likely sale price and reserve price, commission charged by the auctioneer and any other requirements.
Always obtain a copy of the auctioneer’s terms and read them carefully.
Instruct a solicitor who will obtain the title deeds and prepare the special conditions of sale required by the auctioneer.
Close to the date of the sale the auctioneer will discuss any changes that you may want to make to the reserve price or viewing information.
The vendor has the right to sell prior to auction or alternatively if the reserve price is not met your property may still be sold privately.
If your property is sold the auctioneer can sign the contract on your behalf and collect the deposit.
Any accounts from the auctioneer regarding commission and other expense will be sent to your solicitor.
Consider obtaining a Home Condition Report to encourage ‘Best Bid’ offers. Further supporting a prospective purchasers decision to buy, especially if modernisation or repairs are required.