It can be easy to get caught up in the moment when the auction is in full swing, so it’s important that you set yourself some limits and goals.
– Consider your top bid while you’re in a calm and rational state of mind and stick to it.
– Stand right at the front with a good view of the crowd and auctioneer – ask a question right at the start to show you mean business.
– Start with a strong bid, then increase by smaller increments.
– Record the bids so you don’t lose track.
– Keep calm and be aware of your body language – give the impression you know what you’re doing.
– If you don’t trust your emotion, consider employing a buyer’s agent to bid for you.
A private sale has no specified closing date and is usually negotiated between a buyer and vendor with the assistance of an agent or legal representative.
Similar to a private sale /treaty expect that a formal written offer is submitted for the property by a specific date.
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