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Why are properties removed?
Properties may be removed for several reasons. Some of the more common ones include:
1. Mutual Agreement
When a homeowner and lender reach an agreement so the homeowner can keep the property.
2. Bankruptcy
When a homeowner files for bankruptcy protection, this results in an automatic stay being placed on the property. The bankruptcy doesn’t stop the foreclosure, but delays it until the homeowner resolves the debt or the lender gets approval from the bankruptcy court to proceed with the sale.
3. Beneficiary (Lender) Request
The beneficiary (lender) can decide to cancel the sale for any reason. The lender may not be ready to sell the property; may sell it elsewhere or may get paid off by the homeowner.
4. Property No Longer Marketed on Auction.com
In some cases, the property will no longer be marketed by Auction.com but there is the potential that the property will go to sale.
Transaction Details
In-person Bidder: In order to bid, you must be prepared to provide Certified Funds in the form of cashier's checks made payable to the attorney firm listed on the NOS.
Remote Bidder: Fund Winning Bid Deposits through a Remote Bid account ahead of time. Your funds will be wired directly to the appropriate Sales Agent. Funds in the amount of 5% or $750 (whichever is greater) of the total winning bid must be available in your Remote Bid account and will be debited immediately upon winning. Learn More about how to win with Remote Bid.
Note: Remote Bid does not apply to the Upset Bid Period. Upset Bids must be placed in-person with the County Clerk.
Government-issued ID (e.g., driver's license or passport)
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