Buyers who are bidding on your property will have visibility to other bids/offers on the property. This level of transparency creates an environment that’s more competitive than other mechanisms for buying and selling real estate. It’s common for properties sold at auction to sell for higher dollar values than they would if they were sold traditionally.

No, we have experienced real estate agents on our team that will act on your behalf throughout the entire process of buying or selling a property at auction.

Yes, whether your home is off-market or currently listed, it can be sold at auction. If it’s listed and you are under contract with a real estate brokerage, your agent will need to formally refer the sale of your property to RE/MAX Auction House.

The seller has the right to place a ‘reserve price’ on the auction, which will restrict the auction from closing if it doesn’t reach a certain price trigger.

Minimal costs go into listing a home with RE/MAX Auction House, but we understand each property is unique and has its own opportunities. Contact one of our Real Estate professionals to create a customized marketing campaign and discuss what costs may be associated with your property reaching its full potential.

It is RE/MAX Auction House policy to see every house in-person. However, due to concerns surrounding the pandemic, in some cases we may be able to conduct a virtual tour.

We follow a careful valuation process using market data, comparable sales, and other information to calculate an optimal opening bid for your property.

The auction timeline will be configured for your property specifically, but it’s typically between 30 and 90 days from start to finish.

When we come look at your property, we will provide a recommendation as to whether or not we feel improvements would help your property sell for the highest market value.