I've stumbled upon into a website that are listing properties that are up for auction.
It seems to be all online with you appoint their agent to do the bidding with no fee.
How do I know if this thing is legit or not?
Kindly advise, thanks.
Question about lelong/auction property, Are they all legit?
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Jul 24 2025, 06:13 PM, updated 5 months ago
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Hi,
I've stumbled upon into a website that are listing properties that are up for auction. It seems to be all online with you appoint their agent to do the bidding with no fee. How do I know if this thing is legit or not? Kindly advise, thanks. |
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Jul 25 2025, 04:39 PM
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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Jul 25 2025, 07:18 AM) Is not a requirement to bid through an agent. I won an auction property diy. How do I know if an agent is registered with the bank or not?There are pro and cons about diy bidding and through agent. If diy, you decide whether to cont if the bid price keeps going higher. Also you need to do research on the property prior to bidding. Research includes physical and legal, otherwise you may face delay in completing the transfer transaction. If through agent, you give him the max price, then he will stop if it keeps going higher. Bidding is fast pace and needs split second decision. Time is wasted calling you for further instruction. If you have doubts, he will be able to answer your questions. For the services he provided, if you win the bid, he will be paid a commission, provided he is a registered auction agent with the foreclosure bank. Also how do you do diy bidding, where do you get the information where it will be held, etc. |
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