CPPDSM4019A – Prepare For Auction And Complete Sale Answers
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This unit will cover:
1. Implement auction marketing plan
2. Prepare auction documentation
3. Plan auction day procedures
4. Implement auction day procedures
5. Complete Follow Up Procedures After the Auction sale
Introduction
A property well listed for auction, followed up by a competent, well-conducted marketing campaign and successful 3-stage process is perhaps the pinnacle of real estate selling. At a public auction the buyers are allowed to give free rein to their imagination and show the vendor, the agent and the world in general what they really think the property is worth. They put their money on the table and challenge the other bidders to prove them wrong. Many auctions have achieved thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars higher than indicated by an accurate market appraisal and frequently, both the buyers and former owners have thought that they have done well. Real estate agents and property commentators alike have been amazed by the value that the bidders have placed on the property. Of course, not all auctions are in the superstar class, but by paying attention to detail and following sound procedures you will help to ensure that your own auctions enjoy a very high success rate.
Success in sales can be measured quite simply: HV + HB = HS! Happy Vendor + Happy Buyer = Happy Salesperson!
A well advertised auction brings a large amount of buyers to the same place at the same time. Competition is created and there is no limit set as to how far the bidding will go. On the other hand, sales by private treaty, tender or sealed bid lack the excitement, enthusiasm and competition that the auction can create. Buyers looking at an advertisement often decide whether a property is suitable simply on the basis of price without coming along to judge the property on its merits.
They are reluctant to pay an asking price but if no price is advertised they have to put their thinking caps on and estimate a price for themselves. The price that they arrive at is more meaningful to them than the advertised price.
Almost always a buyer will offer less than the advertised price, because it is not their price. At an auction they appreciate that they are setting the value even when the bidding exceeds the anticipated price. The auction method has become today's first choice in marketing Real Estate.
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