| What is the Reserve? |
| All Properties have a Reserve Price, meaning the Seller of each Property has established an unpublished, minimum selling price. The starting bid is not the Reserve Price. In order to become the Winning Bidder for a Property, a Bidder must meet or exceed the Reserve Price and have the highest bid, and such highest bid must be accepted by the Seller (see “Subject to Confirmation” section below). Subject to Confirmation. In the event the winning bid amount is not immediately accepted by the Seller, the Auctioneer will inform the Winning Bidder that acceptance of their winning bid amount is “subject to confirmation.” Winning Bidder acknowledges and agrees that Winning Bidder’s purchase is subject to, and contingent upon, the REO management of Seller approving the purchase, which shall be given or denied at their sole and absolute discretion within fifteen (15) business days following the execution of the Purchase Agreement. Reserve Not Set. Seller did not provide reserve information prior to auction launch date. Website will be updated as soon as information is obtained from the seller, and as soon as possible prior to auction end. |
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