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General Questions

How does Bid4Homes differ from Bid4Assets? Why are some homes listed on Bid4Homes also listed on Bid4Assets?

Bid4Homes is Bid4Assets' enhanced real estate site. On the Bid4Homes site, you will find all the real estate you want to consider buying in one place. This new site carries just real estate. Some of real estate is listed on Bid4Assets as well as Bid4Homes, but you will not miss anything on Bid4Homes because this is a consolidated site for real estate.

At Bid4Assets, we feel it is also extremely important to our real estate buyers and sellers that there is a site that offers new levels of online support for buyers and sellers. Bid4Homes was created to fill this need.

There are several major differences between the Bid4Assets and Bid4Home site that reflect enhanced support services. Bid4Homes is the online auction site that doesn't stop with the auction.

On Bid4Homes you will see the entire selection of properties available through both Bid4Homes and Bid4Assets.

Bid4Homes has a partnership with RealtyTrac® and this makes it possible for visitors to view RealtyTrac® listings, in addition toBid4Assets and Bid4Homes properties, on the Bid4Homes site.

There is a choice of ways to buy property. While there are many properties listed through online auctions on Bid4Homes, there are also ways to buy property without participating in an auction. These include "Make An Offer" and sales through direct contact with buyers and their agents or brokers.

There are links to a broad selection of up-to-date information on the Bid4Homes' site through the Bid4Homes' Resource Center.

Bid4Homes brings new levels of convenience, choice and knowledge to the process of buying real estate online.

When I am on the Bid4Homes site, when I register or when I view some properties, why will I see the Bid4Assets logo?

It takes very complicated technology to effectively drive an online auction site. The technology platform that makes Bid4Assets easy to use for buyers and sellers is also used to drive Bid4Homes. Bid4Homes is Bid4Assets' enhanced real estate site. The Bid4Assets technology has worked very well to support auctions on the Bid4Assets site so sometimes you will see Bid4Homes and Bid4Assets used together. Registering on either Bid4Homes or Bid4Assets means you are registered to bid on both sites.

What is the reserve?

The reserve price is the minimum dollar amount Bid4Homes will accept for an auction. Bid4Homes will not disclose the reserve amount for any of their auctions. It is the responsibility of all potential bidders to conduct their own research and determine the amount that they believe the item is worth and how much they will bid.

How will I know if the reserve has been met?

The language on the auction listing will change from "Reserve Not Met" to "Reserve Met" once the reserve is reached.

I was the high bidder and I wasn't notified that I won the auction? Why is the auction marked as closed?

The seller is not obligated to sell an asset unless the reserve price is met. You may have been the high bidder, but most likely, the auction's reserve amount was not met.

How do I know that these are legitimate auctions?

All bidders are encouraged to research and review all the due diligence information located on the "Additional Details" tab of the auction listing.

Is financing available through Bid4Homes?

No, financing is not available through Bid4Homes or Bid4Assets. You will have to secure your own private financing. However, many financial institutions list their foreclosed properties on the Bid4Homes site. If you have bought a property from one of these financial institutions, you may want to contact that bank about financing options.

When is payment due?

The terms of sale for real estate are between the buyer and the seller. The seller will stipulate terms of payment. Buyers are strongly advised to carefully read all the details of an auction or listing. Due diligence is imperative.