All Forum Posts by: Anton De Vries

@Jill Kerler

Wow great info! Thanks for that ! I haven't officially entered a bid yet, only because I want to learn as much as possible before I do. I'd love to get lunch or coffee sometime and just chat. Let's set up a time, always looking to make connections with colleagues!

@Kevin Breed

Kevin, welcome to the site, great info on here, lots of experience and knowledge! Lets grab a coffee or lunch sometime and talk business!

Anton

@Randy E.

Thank you for the info. This helps me out.

@Randy E.

Randy have you bid on won any properties at an auction?

Just curious about the closing. What is the length of time given?

@Alex Franks

The process makes no sense!

@Allen Fletcher

In North Carolina, when bidding on the courthouse steps, even if you win that day your not the actual winner. Anyone can come and place an upset bid in the following 10 days. Then you have the right to bid again over top of them. This goes on until someones 10 days expire with no upset bids. 

2 questions about earnest money during foreclosure.

When bidding on a foreclosed home on the court steps,when your the winning bidder, and your bid is recorded, you place your earnest money. In NC there is a 10 day period for upset bids. During that 10 days someone outbids you. If you chose to rebid do they apply that earnest money you already put down to your new bid? And you just pay the difference?

Same question with auction.com?

New to this and just need someone to shed some light on this subject

sound like you may have already gone threw this!

Thanks for your input 

@Paul Amegatcher

Maybe a better option would be to discuss owner financing?