Do you need to bring cash to foreclosure auctions? Is there some deposit that you have to put down or do you have to pay in full for everything up front? thank you.
Do you need to bring cash to foreclosure auctions? Is there some deposit that you have to put down or do you have to pay in full for everything up front? thank you.
Years later, I still haven't been to one. Does anyone have the answre here?
Depends on the state. Here in CO you have to pay in full at the auction.
If you are asking about a commercial auction such as REDC you only need to bring a cashiers check made out to you for $5k. Many properties can be financed on the spot but many winning bids fall through and may have been better served if they were preapproved by the onsite lender before the auction.
Yes you are both correct. I've been two a total of 4 REDC and Marshall and Hudson auctions. I have been to one Jefferson county trustee auction. At govt. auctions it's cash on the barrel. The others the deposits in certified check is made out to cash I believe. They have lenders for on the spot financing.
I think I am starting my marketing plan is passing the Colorado Realty exam and going to those auctions. They offer the registered agent, when people sign up for registration at the auction gets 2%. What if I agree to kick back 50% of the transaction the moment I get paid. Hey Mr. Buyer would you like an extra 1% discount without doing anything.
Want to go to an auction Wheatie or Joshua?
Yeah, maybe. I'm more interested in rentals, and I think that's tough in Jeffco. But, it would be interesting to actually see the process. Now that there's no longer a lengthy owners redemption period, it might be a source of deals.