2)  Register online or contact the auction company for a registration packet.

3)  Attend the open houses on the properties you are interested
in bidding on.  Remember it is your responsibility to inspect and investigate the properties you are interested in, prior to placing any
bids on them.  They are being sold “as-is” without warranty
(unless stated otherwise in the advertising). 

4)  Financing.  Remember to have your financing pre-approved and
be ready on auction day to bid on the property or properties you want to purchase.  Feel free to register and get pre-approved for financing
by going to www.ucmortgages.com it is that easy.

5)  Attend the auction event.  You will register upon entering the auction and be issued a bidders number to bid with during the event. 
If you are the winning bidder and purchase a property, one of the auction company personnel will escort you to the contract tables for collection of your down payment and signing of the purchase agreements. 

6)  Bidding during the auction.  Make sure that when you bid you
put your bidding card up in the air so that the ring person and the auctioneer can see that you are placing a bid on the property being offered.  We treat every bid just like you would want to be treated
and will have helpful staff onsite to help you with any questions
during the bidding process.

7)  Guaranteed Funds.  Remember that you may be required to bring guaranteed funds with you to the auction in the form of a Cashiers Check.  Check the terms and conditions for the event that you plan
on attending for specific details of what is required to register
and bid at that specific event.

8)  Closing will take place (generally) within 30 days after the auction event.  Our closing departments are professional and very experienced and they will have the transaction closed as quickly
as possible.

9)  That’s it, you have just purchased your new property. It is truly
that simple and we will assist you through every step of the process
as needed.