We’ve held that a “bright line” defining when an auction is absolute or without reserve is horrible for the auction … Continue reading →
Some states require auctioneer continuing education (CE) — and auctioneers complete it or lose their licenses to practice. Some state … Continue reading →
Absolute auctions, by definition, involve selling to the highest bidder. So, if an auctioneer has a current bid of $750,000.00 … Continue reading →
Where in the United States can an auctioneer legally say, “This is selling absolute over a minimum bid of …?” … Continue reading →
In a recent case before the Supreme Court of Virginia, parties discussed when an auction is with reserve and when … Continue reading →
We have been in the auction and appraisal business for decades. We’ve written about the appraisal industry many times and … Continue reading →
Yes, we’ve held for as long as I have been in the auction business that there are two types of … Continue reading →
Abby decides to attend in person an absolute (without reserve) simulcast auction as there are some items that interest her. … Continue reading →
Can an auctioneer/seller set the terms and conditions for auction registration, and then allow another bidder to bid who doesn’t … Continue reading →
An auctioneer might express what something is, be in the business of representing such property, or suggest (imply) what something … Continue reading →