DUE DILIGENCE

Due diligence is the effort a party makes to avoid harm to another party. Quite often a party in a contract may be obligated to provide due diligence.

Due diligence report is often prepared to discover all risks and implications regarding a decsion to be made.

In Plain English Due Diligence means DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE YOU BID

The sale of real estate is very complex and we strive to provide enough information for a bidder to conduct due diligence or research on a property.

The auctioneer cannot assume anything about your understanding, we offer the property, we take the bids, we collect bid deposits and payments.

There are thousands of resources to show you what information you need to place a bid.

A Buyers unique circumstances create a 'bid strategy' or amount you are willing to bid.

Remember ALL SALES ARE FINAL BY PLACING A BID YOU ARE ENTERING INTO A LEGAL CONTRACT TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE.

If you do not understand, please do not bid.

Bidders are encouraged to conduct due diligence or do your homework, inspect the property, area, etc. prior to placing a bid.

Auctions properties are sold AS IS WHERE IS WITH ALL FAULTS! This means what you see (and don't see) is what you get.

Auctions are not a nit-picking brokered sale where you "offer" to pay a certain price, *IF* the seller does this or that.

The seller has agreed to sell the property to the highest bidder subject to confirmation or minimum reserve.

If you do not understand please contact a Buyers Agent or your local realtor.

BE SURE TO READ THE AUCTION PAGE BEFORE BIDDING!