If you’ve never been to an auction before….http://www.eastwestyachts.com/AuctionTerms.pdf.relax. We will make everything easy and clear to you throughout the auction. Auctions are the modern, simple way to easily purchase property/yachts.” Auctioneer strongly urges each Bidder to become highly familiar with warranties, if any, express or implied, as made regardless of any statements. The purchase contract is posted prior to the auction’s commencement. This is a professional auction; therefore you must bid quickly! to see what happens” b) Bidding in ADVANCE: Some Bidders prefer to bid privately and turn in bids PRIOR to the auction. You may do this by seeing the Auctioneer. d) Bidding STRAGETY: Some experienced, professional auction buyers elect to raise their own bids to strengthen their bidding position against their opponent. This will be permissible at today’s auction. 3. Once a bid is given, it is firm, and may not be withdrawn unless specifically released, in writing, by the Seller and Auctioneer. Please note that our auctions are fully recorded for a clear, permanent record. Final authority over any matter, at the auction, or later, shall be resolved by the Auctioneer and his decision will be final. 7. For this auction, cooperating brokers shall not be recognized and/or entitled to any part(s) of any fees for the sale of yachts/boats received by Auctioneer or East West Yachts. It is the bidder sole responsibility to make sure he/she is aware of the type of auction and terms on each yachts/boats auctioned today.
200 Frontage Road, Boston.http://www.cityofboston.gov/transportation/pdfs/auction.pdf. Vehicles must be paid for in full with CASH at the office at the time of the sale. CASH ONLY! Vehicles must be removed from the premises, without removal of parts, before 3:00 P.M. on F 9 DODGE Monday, on August 20, 2007. Failure to remove any vehicle by the deadline will result in the F 10 ACURA forfeiture of the payment and the vehicle. The vehicle will be declared abandoned and the F 11 OLDS purchaser will be liable for fines and fees applicable under law. F 12 HONDA All vehicles are sold "AS IS" and WITH ALL THE FAULTS. There are no warranties, which F 13 SAAB extend beyond the description on the face hereof. The Boston Police Department is not a used car F 14 BUICK dealer and therefore there is NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY extended to these F 15 PONT vehicles. You must be 18 years of age and pre-registered to F 16 TOY purchase a vehicle, positive identification will be required. Any vehicle not sold may be re-F 17 VW auctioned at a future date. * All vehicles must be titled in Massachusetts. F 18 TOY To register vehicles in other states buyer will have to apply for title in Massachusetts at the F 19 INFIN Registry of Motor Vehicles. This is the responsibility of the buyer. You will not be allowed to leave to get money. If you bid and do not have the full amount of your bid on hand in cash at the time of sale, you will be escorted off the premises and banned from any future auction.
Sale will start promptly at 11:00a.http://www.targetauction.com/uploadedFiles/File/brochure.pdf.m. TERMS OF SALE: A $25,000 down payment day of sale with the balance due in cash within 30 days and upon approval of title. PROPERTY INFORMATION: Additional information is available to help assist buyers in evaluating this property. Please visit our web sites at www.pickensauction or www.targetauction.com BUYER’S PREMIUM: A Ten Percent (10%) Buyer’s Premium will be added to the fi nal bid to determine the total purchase price paid by the purchaser. BUYER BROKER PARTICIPATION: Up to two percent (2%) commission will be paid to any licensed Buyer Broker who registers a successful buyer according to the Broker Participation guidelines. DISCLAIMER: Target Auction & Land Company, Inc. and Pickens Auction Company assume no liability for errors or omissions in this listing. Although information has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, the auctioneer makes no warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied as to the accuracy of the information herein contained. It is for this reason that the buyers and buyer’s agents should avail themselves of the opportunity to make a thorough inspection and verify all specifi cations prior to sale. All properties offered for sale in “AS IS” condition. This includes both personal property and real property. All sales are fi nal. This listing may be modifi ed or withdrawn at the seller’s discretion without notice at any time prior to or during sale. All properties are being sold subject to confi rmation of owner unless otherwise indicated. Seller may reserve the right to deny admittance or to remove anyone at this auction that may disrupt this sale in any way. All
August 28 Federal Surplus Property Federal Surplus Preliminary Equipment List CLICK BOX TO VIEW LIST Office Furniture, Clothing, Office Equipment, Vehicle Auction: 9:00 AM Auctioneer: GSA Auction: 9:00 AM Auctioneer: Asset Auctions www.http://www.dgs.state.pa.us/surp_prop/lib/surp_prop/auction_blow_out/auction_web_page_20.pdf.asset-auctions.com Terms: All items as-is Auction Blow Out! Preview: 8:00 AM—2:00 PM 8:00 AM—9:00 AM Mon thru Wed Wednesday Auction: 9:00 AM Auctioneer: Keystone Auto www.keystone-auction.com Terms: Click Here for Terms Thursday Auction: 9:00 AM Auctioneer: Ziegler Auction www.zieglerauction.com Terms: All items as-is
PAYMENT Payment is made directly to the consignor from the buyer the same day as the auction.http://www.maconcountytn.com/2006JWcarauction.pdf. All payments must be made with good funds which are defined as cash, cashier checks, travelers checks or per-sonal/company checks backed by a bank letter of guarantee stating the amount to be covered by the check. Bank Letter of Guarantee attached guaranteeing amount you want to spend Ye s No NOTE: Bank letter must be on file before bid number is issued. BIDDER’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: The undersigned agrees to the following terms and conditions: (1) All purchases must be paid for in full by the end of the auction. (2) I agree to pay a 6% Buyer’s Premium to Ben Bray Real Estate & Auction Company on any auction which purchased during the auction or purchased on auction premises. (5) I acknowledge that Ben Bray Real Estate and Auction Company and the Fred & Ruth Clark Scholarship Committee is neither the seller nor buyer in any transaction and agree to idemnify and hold them harmless, their employees, officers and agents from any claims of loss or liability which may arise from any purchases. Reserve price (if any) Transferrable Title to be submitted at time of registration and auction site. I expressly release Ben Bray Real Estate and Auction Company and the Fred & Ruth Clark Scholarship committee from any liability for such loss or injury and agree to provide and pay for my own insurance. Ben Bray Real Estate and Auction Company and the Fred & Ruth Clark Scholarship Committee shall not be responsible for the failure of any buyer to consumate their purchase. Payment is made directly to the consignor from the buyer the same day
As sales continue to be soft in many markets, real estate pros are embracing Auctions as a way to enhance their income.http://www.fisherauction.com/brokeragentnews.pdf. This is done in a variety of ways and benefits the buyers, sellers, Auction firms & the real estate associate. Registering Buyers for an Auction As foreclosures mount throughout the country, more Auctions are being held. Most Auction firms & their sellers are offering commissions for real estate associates to register their buyers with both the buyer & real estate professional executing a one-page document protecting them for a commission. This might entail researching comparables, visiting the property & attending the Auction with the Client. Top Auction firms differentiate their fee apart from any broker cooperation commission. This ensures the real estate community knows that the Auction firm is cooperating with them in every way, rather than any suspi-cions that the Auction firm would be paid more - if there was no cooperating broker involved. At a recent Interactive Internet Auction held by Fisher Auction Co., Inc. for 2,000+ individual residential lots for Sarasota County , Florida officials - more than $1.2 million dollars was paid out to cooperating real estate brokers in the $60,000,000+ Auction. As Auction properties are sometimes sold at some type of discount, due to the number of properties involved or terms of the sale - this should further entice the real estate pro to look seriously at becoming an Auction buyer. Additional Tips & Action Steps: Whether you look for possible Auction sellers or go to auctions as a buyer, focus on third party sales. This means again, a bank, mortgage
While the Series __ Bonds bear interest at an Auction Period Rate, they are callable by the Issuer at par plus accrued interest on the Interest Payment Date immediately following the end of an Auction Period; provided that after any optional redemption there should be not less than $10,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of any Bonds in a Flexible Auction Period may be redeemed prior to the end of the Flexible Auction Period pursuant to the sinking fund redemption schedule.. Add the following language to the appropriate redemption and defeasance sections: While the Series ___ Bonds are in an Auction Mode, in addition to any requirement set forth herein, notice of redemption or defeasance shall comply with the requirements of Section 2.2(b) of the Auction Agreement. Thereafter the Auction Period Rate to be applicable to each Series of the Series __ Bonds during each Auction Period shall be determined and notice thereof shall be given as provided in Exhibit ___ hereto. Bond Counsel should confirm with the investment banker that the investment banker’s Auction Desk believes that Section 2.04(d) of the Auction Procedures is consistent with the firm’s auction program. (iv) At anytime prior to 10:00 a.m. New York City time on the Business Day immediately preceding the Conversion Date the [Corporation] may withdraw its notice of conversion and the Auction for such Series ___ Bonds shall be held on such Auction Date as if no conversion notice had ever been given. Bonds shall not be purchased on the failed Conversion Date, that the Auction Agent shall continue to implement the Auction Procedures on the Auction Dates
Please register and sign a buyer’s contract with the clerk.http://www.peakauction.com/TermsAndConditions.pdf. Payment must be made in full on the day of purchase. Payments may be made with cash, certified funds, or a check accompanied by a letter from your bank guaranteeing payment to PEAK AUCTIONEERING. For this particular auction we accept personal or company checks, MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express credit cards. Checks will be captured electronically and settled within two banking days…please keep this in mind when writing a check. All statements made the day of auction take precedence over printed material. Ownership title passes upon the fall of the Auctioneer’s gavel, and thereafter the property is at the risk of the buyer, and neither the Seller nor the Auctioneer shall be responsible for the loss or damage to any article due to theft, fire, breakage or any cause whatsoever, however occasioned. 1) While descriptions are believed to be correct, the Auctioneer and the Owner make no warranties or guarantees, expressed or implied, as to the genuineness, authenticity of, or defection of any lot, and will not be held responsible for advertising discrepancies or inaccuracies. 2) All items are sold “as is” and neither PEAK AUCTIONEERING, nor the Seller, make any express or implied warranties or representation of any kind or nature with respect to the items correctness of, or be deemed to have made any representation or warranty of merchantability, fitness for purpose description, genuineness or condition 3) Purchaser does hereby indemnify and hold harmless Auctioneer and Seller from any and all damages and claims of any type whatsoever caused
Available for inspection week of May 8th-12th.http://www.1stcapitolauction.com/20060513.pdf. Inspection of vehicles for age, mileage, major collision repairs, frame damage, etc., is the bidder’s sole responsibility. Principals, auctioneers, and advertising counsel will not be held responsible for advertising inaccuracies and discrepancies. Please call auctioneers for additions and deletions. First Capitol Auction Inc. is a licensed auto dealer. Any vehicle that does not pass smog or California safety requirements cannot be auctioned to the public and can be sold only to licensed auto dealers or dismantlers. Those vehicles that do pass smog and California safety requirements will be sold to the public and will be subject to all vehicle processing fees. Must be 21 years and older with valid driver’s license before being allowed on equipment and/or vehicles. BUYER’S PREMIUM AND PROCESSING FEE: First Capitol Auction Inc. may add a 10% buyer’s premium to the sale of most small items, some city and county equipment and vehicles. There will be a processing fee ($45.00) added to the sale of any item involving: titles, registration, any DMV documentation or processing. Purchases must be removed from the premises in the time allocated as announced and/or posted by the Auctioneers. First Capitol Auction reserves the right to charge the purchaser for the costs of storage and/or disposal beyond the removal period. We conduct large construction equipment/ vehicle auctions on behalf of municipalities, contractors and rental yards. AUCTION HELD RAIN OR SHINE!
Continuous online auction builds community, recruits advertisers, generates incremental revenue The News has operated its continuous online auction, mississauganewsauction.http://www.cityxpress.com/mississauga_profile.pdf.com, for four years. Today, the auction has 5,000 registered bidders, offers 60 to 70 products from about 100 active advertisers for bidding on a weekly basis, and generates $400,000 US in annual revenue. The auction website draws about 20,000 unique users per month, or about one-quarter of the traffic to the newspaper's website. The continuous auction grew out of The News' experience with two event auctions in 1999 and 2000 which did not work as well for the suburban as they do for dailies, recalls group sales manager John Knowles. Metro Toronto is served by no less than six daily newspapers, with four of them conducting event auctions that proved tough competition for community papers like The News, explains Knowles. Dailies generally have the resources to create the print catalogs and promotions that drive event auction bidding, while community papers typically lack such resources. "We were so competitive we had to look at a different way to do the auction," says Knowles. By providing products for sale through the auction, businesses could earn credits toward future advertising; their only cost would be the wholesale cost of their auction items. The News launched its continuous auction in June 2000 with a limit of 25 items and minimal promotion; by September 2000 the auction had enough registered bidders to make the program viable. Seeing growth in the bidder community as key to the success of the auction, News staff determined to make the auction as
Silent auctions serve as an effective fundraising tool for community groups.http://www.berea.edu/brushyforkinstitute/documents/pdf/handoutpapers/Silent_Auction_Toolbox.pdf. The Brushy Fork team from Floyd County, Kentucky, organized a silent auction to help raise money for their computer gift project. Below are some planning steps and issues team members considered as they organized their silent auction. Before the auction 1. Schedule your silent auction in conjunction with another event that will bring in a good-sized crowd of people. For example, the TGIFT team held their silent auction during a dinner at which they awarded their first computer. 2. Gather items for the auction from team members, local businesses and other people who support your work. Items at the TGIFT auction included gift certificates, autographed books, art prints, crafted items such as quilts and needlework, tea sets, food baskets, and curios. The bid sheet should provide a space for bidders to record their bidding number and amount of bid, recognize who donated the item for the auction and provide any pertinent information about the item. ^ Create a bid sheet for each auction item. This sheet also provides contact information for any winning bidders not present when the auction closes. This simplified bidding process keeps bids anonymous until the auction is over. 1. Closing the auction takes some time so the TGIFT group closed their auction just after dinner and before the keynote speaker began his address. The group holding the auction should plan a work session a few days before the auction to inventory auction items, log them in and determine starting bids. If your auction items include gift certificates, keep them in labeled envelopes
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