government auction on real property-has anyone ever bid on the houses that the US govt puts up for auction?
Q. I saw a house near by that will be auctioned-it will have 2 previews on Sundays before the sale- what is the actual process? Will there be a minimum starting amount? Can we prebid before the auction or is it possible that it might be sold by another means other than the auction? What has been your experience?
Asked by sheryl a - Sat Jul 5 12:00:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it is a sale to satisfy a tax lien, the official sale notice will include a list of encumbrances on the property. There will be a minimum bid. The property can be sold by sealed bids or auction at the discretion of the person conducting the sale. The taxpayer will be allowed to redeem (buy back) the property for 180 days by paying the buyer the amount paid plus interest at 20% per year. IRS also sells property that it redeems from forclosure or is being sold because of a court order. The rules are somewhat different for those sales.
Answered by wartz - Sat Jul 5 12:18:49 2008
Q. I saw a house near by that will be auctioned-it will have 2 previews on Sundays before the sale- what is the actual process? Will there be a minimum starting amount? Can we prebid before the auction or is it possible that it might be sold by another means other than the auction? What has been your experience?
Asked by sheryl a - Sat Jul 5 12:00:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it is a sale to satisfy a tax lien, the official sale notice will include a list of encumbrances on the property. There will be a minimum bid. The property can be sold by sealed bids or auction at the discretion of the person conducting the sale. The taxpayer will be allowed to redeem (buy back) the property for 180 days by paying the buyer the amount paid plus interest at 20% per year. IRS also sells property that it redeems from forclosure or is being sold because of a court order. The rules are somewhat different for those sales.
Answered by wartz - Sat Jul 5 12:18:49 2008
We want to start an auction house but hire an auctioneer. Does owner have to have license?
Q. My fiance and I would like to open an auction house in a building we own in Ohio. We would like to run every aspect of the business but hire an auctioneer to do the actual selling on auction nights. Neither one of us wants to actually become an auctioneer. Does anyone else do this or does the auction house owner have to have a auctioneer's license?
Asked by kerica2876 - Mon Feb 25 20:44:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck with your efforts.
Answered by Lady Auctioneer - Tue Feb 26 08:41:04 2008
Q. My fiance and I would like to open an auction house in a building we own in Ohio. We would like to run every aspect of the business but hire an auctioneer to do the actual selling on auction nights. Neither one of us wants to actually become an auctioneer. Does anyone else do this or does the auction house owner have to have a auctioneer's license?
Asked by kerica2876 - Mon Feb 25 20:44:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good luck with your efforts.
Answered by Lady Auctioneer - Tue Feb 26 08:41:04 2008
How does an estate auction work if I was interested in buying a property listed?
Q. I am in AZ. I am interested in a property that is supposed to be auctioned soon. How does this work for the buyer? Are there hidden fees that I responsible for at close if I am winning bidder? What paperwork is necessary on my end before I go into the auction?
Asked by loraina - Mon Mar 16 13:32:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will demand that you produce a cashiers check at the front door. If you are the winning bidder, you will go immediately to a lender's table to be approved for the loan. You will have to close the sale in 30 days. The buyer never used to pay any fees. You just bought the house. Recently in Arizona, the auctioneers are making you pay a 5% "buyers fee". That is added to the purchase price. The sale will probably be "as is" so bid low..
Answered by Ed Atun - Mon Mar 16 16:15:38 2009
Q. I am in AZ. I am interested in a property that is supposed to be auctioned soon. How does this work for the buyer? Are there hidden fees that I responsible for at close if I am winning bidder? What paperwork is necessary on my end before I go into the auction?
Asked by loraina - Mon Mar 16 13:32:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will demand that you produce a cashiers check at the front door. If you are the winning bidder, you will go immediately to a lender's table to be approved for the loan. You will have to close the sale in 30 days. The buyer never used to pay any fees. You just bought the house. Recently in Arizona, the auctioneers are making you pay a 5% "buyers fee". That is added to the purchase price. The sale will probably be "as is" so bid low..
Answered by Ed Atun - Mon Mar 16 16:15:38 2009
What is the difference between realestate auction "resale" properties and regular realestate up for auction?
Q. I'm considering placing a bid for a property in my subdivision that has recently gone up for auction. The auctioneer website lists this property as a "Resale". I'm trying to figure out what this means.
Asked by Tonya B - Mon Jan 28 14:09:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Either they've tried to sell it before at auction or it's an REO property. The only way to know for sure is to ask the company. Does it really matter? Todd
Answered by Todd - Tue Jan 29 20:40:43 2008
Q. I'm considering placing a bid for a property in my subdivision that has recently gone up for auction. The auctioneer website lists this property as a "Resale". I'm trying to figure out what this means.
Asked by Tonya B - Mon Jan 28 14:09:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Either they've tried to sell it before at auction or it's an REO property. The only way to know for sure is to ask the company. Does it really matter? Todd
Answered by Todd - Tue Jan 29 20:40:43 2008
Regardless of who hold auctions, is the winning bid real the total cost of buying a house from the auction?
Q. I see these newspaper articles about real estate auctions. There are the regular county auctions (sheriffs auctions) that real estate companies buy to sell for profit later at their own house auctions. Regardless of who hold auctions, is the winning bid real the total cost of buying a house from the auction? Can you buy a house from an auction for say few thousands dollars? I can't google the real estate buying process. Where I can learn about the process of buying houses?
Asked by dan - Mon Sep 10 17:22:39 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very difficult to actually get a house at auction at extremely low prices like that. I've been to quite a few and actually won the bid on a couple of them. BUT... where I'm at, there is a 10 day upset bid timeframe where anyone can outbid you still but they have to up it by 3%. Or the owner still has that time to pay the lender back. That's in the normal case of foreclosure. The sheriff auction thing does not state that there are no other leins or mortgages on the property. I talked to the sheriff about this before and they just won't say. You have to do your own title search before bidding on this. So the winning bid can be the total cost of the property if you make it past the hurdles. And it's hard to find any good info… [cont.]
Answered by tmorrow65 - Mon Sep 10 17:35:48 2007
Q. I see these newspaper articles about real estate auctions. There are the regular county auctions (sheriffs auctions) that real estate companies buy to sell for profit later at their own house auctions. Regardless of who hold auctions, is the winning bid real the total cost of buying a house from the auction? Can you buy a house from an auction for say few thousands dollars? I can't google the real estate buying process. Where I can learn about the process of buying houses?
Asked by dan - Mon Sep 10 17:22:39 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's very difficult to actually get a house at auction at extremely low prices like that. I've been to quite a few and actually won the bid on a couple of them. BUT... where I'm at, there is a 10 day upset bid timeframe where anyone can outbid you still but they have to up it by 3%. Or the owner still has that time to pay the lender back. That's in the normal case of foreclosure. The sheriff auction thing does not state that there are no other leins or mortgages on the property. I talked to the sheriff about this before and they just won't say. You have to do your own title search before bidding on this. So the winning bid can be the total cost of the property if you make it past the hurdles. And it's hard to find any good info… [cont.]
Answered by tmorrow65 - Mon Sep 10 17:35:48 2007
Antique auction house has not pay the sale proceeds of my furniture?
Q. Last summer I sold many antique furniture through an auction house in London, but I have not yet received a payment of the sale proceeds despite my repeated letters and telephone calls. Where should I go now? I am living abroad and the auction house might be taking advantage of it.
Asked by truthofmatter - Sun May 11 22:51:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll want to contact someone in the London government. Call a police station or two there and ask what they recommend.
Answered by thesunwasshiningonthesea - Thu May 15 13:19:29 2008
Q. Last summer I sold many antique furniture through an auction house in London, but I have not yet received a payment of the sale proceeds despite my repeated letters and telephone calls. Where should I go now? I am living abroad and the auction house might be taking advantage of it.
Asked by truthofmatter - Sun May 11 22:51:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll want to contact someone in the London government. Call a police station or two there and ask what they recommend.
Answered by thesunwasshiningonthesea - Thu May 15 13:19:29 2008
When is the next auction of Foreclosed realestate in Oahu? How did you get in?
Q. I heard about a good auction at 777 Punchbowl. Do you know a useful website for current information about that? How did you get in?
Asked by Groozemister - Thu Apr 17 05:44:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. For Sheriff s Sales, foreclosures, tax sales and judicial sales as well as any other sales a county or state may have, you're going to discover every county in every state/province/territory operates and does things a little differently than the one next to it - even when its in the same state or province. It requires LOTS of time and diligence. This is what I learned: The best suggestions I can offer: For the work which NEEDS to be done BEFORE the sale, there really isn't any website. 1] Go to your county court house to the Sheriff's Office. You might even be able to get the info you need on-line BUT there may be a charge for the on-line access. 2A] It doesn't make any difference whether you live in a large city or a village/borough [cont.]
Answered by Ron Berue - Thu Apr 17 09:07:03 2008
Q. I heard about a good auction at 777 Punchbowl. Do you know a useful website for current information about that? How did you get in?
Asked by Groozemister - Thu Apr 17 05:44:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. For Sheriff s Sales, foreclosures, tax sales and judicial sales as well as any other sales a county or state may have, you're going to discover every county in every state/province/territory operates and does things a little differently than the one next to it - even when its in the same state or province. It requires LOTS of time and diligence. This is what I learned: The best suggestions I can offer: For the work which NEEDS to be done BEFORE the sale, there really isn't any website. 1] Go to your county court house to the Sheriff's Office. You might even be able to get the info you need on-line BUT there may be a charge for the on-line access. 2A] It doesn't make any difference whether you live in a large city or a village/borough [cont.]
Answered by Ron Berue - Thu Apr 17 09:07:03 2008
How do I host an auction to sell my home?
Q. I'm considering hosting an auction to sell my house; that seems like an interesting option. I would like details outlining how this is done. Thank you.
Asked by TygerLily - Sun Feb 25 17:14:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a book called How to Sell Your Home in 5 Days by Bill G. Effros that tells you how to hold a successful auction of your home. I have read it an it sounds like an interesting way to sell your house but it doesn't sound like the smartest or best way to sell your house. Do you want to sell it at auction because it would be fast or because you think it will get the most money? Are you trying to avoid paying a commission? Do you have financial troubles and the auction is the cheapest way to sell? I think you need to figure out why you want to sell it by auction and not by owner or with the help of a professional Realtor though.
Answered by Molly - Sun Feb 25 20:11:28 2007
Q. I'm considering hosting an auction to sell my house; that seems like an interesting option. I would like details outlining how this is done. Thank you.
Asked by TygerLily - Sun Feb 25 17:14:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a book called How to Sell Your Home in 5 Days by Bill G. Effros that tells you how to hold a successful auction of your home. I have read it an it sounds like an interesting way to sell your house but it doesn't sound like the smartest or best way to sell your house. Do you want to sell it at auction because it would be fast or because you think it will get the most money? Are you trying to avoid paying a commission? Do you have financial troubles and the auction is the cheapest way to sell? I think you need to figure out why you want to sell it by auction and not by owner or with the help of a professional Realtor though.
Answered by Molly - Sun Feb 25 20:11:28 2007
How does the asking price start when a house is on auction?
Q. I realize it's heaviliy dependent on market or whatever. but how does the bank usually se tthe asking price on a house. Is it at the principle on an existing mortgage minus 6% (realtors fees). Can I get it any better than this? It's a mortgage auction. Not a tax sales auction. If you've been to an auction. What's it like. How many bids are place on these houses. I'm in Texas.
Asked by prouddaddy - Mon Nov 3 09:46:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Be aware that the lender involved will have a bidding representative at this auction as well. If other bids do not rise to the level which the lender wants, the lender bidder will outbid the remainder to buy the house at foreclosure for the bank. So, if the bank thinks they can own the property and sell it for $100K, they're going to bid up the price to very close to that figure.
Answered by acermill - Mon Nov 3 11:30:44 2008
Q. I realize it's heaviliy dependent on market or whatever. but how does the bank usually se tthe asking price on a house. Is it at the principle on an existing mortgage minus 6% (realtors fees). Can I get it any better than this? It's a mortgage auction. Not a tax sales auction. If you've been to an auction. What's it like. How many bids are place on these houses. I'm in Texas.
Asked by prouddaddy - Mon Nov 3 09:46:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Be aware that the lender involved will have a bidding representative at this auction as well. If other bids do not rise to the level which the lender wants, the lender bidder will outbid the remainder to buy the house at foreclosure for the bank. So, if the bank thinks they can own the property and sell it for $100K, they're going to bid up the price to very close to that figure.
Answered by acermill - Mon Nov 3 11:30:44 2008
How to become an ebay auction specialist?
Q. I want to become an ebay auction specialist, but I don't know how. I've seen a few sites to join to become one but I know they're scams. Can someone help me out here?
Asked by Ashley - Wed Oct 28 11:52:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. or you can read everything written by making a quick stop to the library
Answered by Artie - Wed Oct 28 14:01:12 2009
Q. I want to become an ebay auction specialist, but I don't know how. I've seen a few sites to join to become one but I know they're scams. Can someone help me out here?
Asked by Ashley - Wed Oct 28 11:52:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. or you can read everything written by making a quick stop to the library
Answered by Artie - Wed Oct 28 14:01:12 2009
Auction or estate sale? What's the best way to sell off furniture and antiques?
Q. We're downsizing and need to get rid of some furniture and assorted antiques. Has anyone out there had experience dealing with auction houses or estate sale dealers? Should we send the stuff to an auction house(some of the pieces are large)? Have an on-site auction? Have an estate-type sale? We're trying to decide which way to go. Thanks for your help!
Asked by December - Tue Oct 30 14:09:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.craigslist.org List an Auction on that site in your area. That'll help with advertising if you choose to do it yourself. Other than that I've never delt with an auction.
Answered by Johnny Danger - Tue Oct 30 14:18:44 2007
Q. We're downsizing and need to get rid of some furniture and assorted antiques. Has anyone out there had experience dealing with auction houses or estate sale dealers? Should we send the stuff to an auction house(some of the pieces are large)? Have an on-site auction? Have an estate-type sale? We're trying to decide which way to go. Thanks for your help!
Asked by December - Tue Oct 30 14:09:56 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.craigslist.org List an Auction on that site in your area. That'll help with advertising if you choose to do it yourself. Other than that I've never delt with an auction.
Answered by Johnny Danger - Tue Oct 30 14:18:44 2007
How do I go about doing a private auction? I have an antique blue flowered loo and 78s and LP records.?
Q. Have had offers for the loo already. Was thinking of taking the records to an auction room. Do you think it`ll be worth it? Anyone interested in anything? Too bulky for ebay I think.
Asked by Rose D - Tue Jan 22 16:14:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. either an auction room or try ebay
Answered by SUE G online - Tue Jan 22 16:25:34 2008
Q. Have had offers for the loo already. Was thinking of taking the records to an auction room. Do you think it`ll be worth it? Anyone interested in anything? Too bulky for ebay I think.
Asked by Rose D - Tue Jan 22 16:14:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. either an auction room or try ebay
Answered by SUE G online - Tue Jan 22 16:25:34 2008
How do I pay for a home purchased at a foreclosure auction?
Q. In my county (Fulton County, Georgia), when a home is auctioned off for tax reasons, payment must be made within an hour of the auction close. The payment must be made in cash or certified funds. How would I pay for a home purchased as a bank foreclosure? Same? It seems difficult to show up with hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash.
Asked by fildawg - Fri May 18 21:42:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to get pre-approved with a hard money lender. But you need one who will do "at the steps" funding. They can fund the same day of the auction. Go to the local REIA to find a hard money lender.
Answered by jimbobrown12 - Fri May 18 22:43:03 2007
Q. In my county (Fulton County, Georgia), when a home is auctioned off for tax reasons, payment must be made within an hour of the auction close. The payment must be made in cash or certified funds. How would I pay for a home purchased as a bank foreclosure? Same? It seems difficult to show up with hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash.
Asked by fildawg - Fri May 18 21:42:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to get pre-approved with a hard money lender. But you need one who will do "at the steps" funding. They can fund the same day of the auction. Go to the local REIA to find a hard money lender.
Answered by jimbobrown12 - Fri May 18 22:43:03 2007
We are interested in buying a house from the auction, and will need help fixing within 18 months suggestions?
Q. We are looking to buy a house from the auction. However, the catch is you have to live in the house, and make any and all necessary repairs within the first 18 months. Has anyone ever done this, and if so, how did you manage?
Asked by china doll - Mon Sep 3 15:17:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. unless you have real real real deep pockets and know what you are doing run don't walk to the nearest exit
Answered by oildog#1 - Mon Sep 3 16:40:00 2007
Q. We are looking to buy a house from the auction. However, the catch is you have to live in the house, and make any and all necessary repairs within the first 18 months. Has anyone ever done this, and if so, how did you manage?
Asked by china doll - Mon Sep 3 15:17:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. unless you have real real real deep pockets and know what you are doing run don't walk to the nearest exit
Answered by oildog#1 - Mon Sep 3 16:40:00 2007
What items should I include in a Kentucky themed auction basket?
Q. I am putting together a basket for my daughter's school auction. The theme is states, and we chose Kentucky. I am trying to keep the cost of this basket under $100... any creative ideas for items to include ?
Asked by Nancy - Sun Mar 1 14:27:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blue grass seed, the non-alcoholic parts of a mint julep, fake gold Chocolate coins(Fort KNOX),donation certificate to a Humane society(feeds horses), gift certificate to kentucky fried chicken. you could also check on ebay, just put in Kentucky items...this will give you a better idea and maybe some items to purchase. tagger
Answered by TAGGER - Tue Mar 3 09:40:06 2009
Q. I am putting together a basket for my daughter's school auction. The theme is states, and we chose Kentucky. I am trying to keep the cost of this basket under $100... any creative ideas for items to include ?
Asked by Nancy - Sun Mar 1 14:27:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blue grass seed, the non-alcoholic parts of a mint julep, fake gold Chocolate coins(Fort KNOX),donation certificate to a Humane society(feeds horses), gift certificate to kentucky fried chicken. you could also check on ebay, just put in Kentucky items...this will give you a better idea and maybe some items to purchase. tagger
Answered by TAGGER - Tue Mar 3 09:40:06 2009
What is the eviction procedure in Montaan after forclosure auction?
Q. What is the procedure - by civil code in Montana - to evict tenants of a house after the house has been sold at foreclosure auction? How long - in reality - does the eviction process take and what rights do the evictees have? Please provide references if possible. Many thanks!
Asked by mIKE - Thu Sep 10 14:26:42 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a; notice in writing, sent certified: "your lease has not been extended. You have 30 days to vacate." b; if in 30 days, the person has not left, the owner goes to court for a "writ of restitution' c; he takes that writ over to the sheriff's office and the sheriff visits and removes the tenant. PERIOD. this process is the same nationwide.
Answered by kemperk - Thu Sep 10 14:42:16 2009
Q. What is the procedure - by civil code in Montana - to evict tenants of a house after the house has been sold at foreclosure auction? How long - in reality - does the eviction process take and what rights do the evictees have? Please provide references if possible. Many thanks!
Asked by mIKE - Thu Sep 10 14:26:42 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a; notice in writing, sent certified: "your lease has not been extended. You have 30 days to vacate." b; if in 30 days, the person has not left, the owner goes to court for a "writ of restitution' c; he takes that writ over to the sheriff's office and the sheriff visits and removes the tenant. PERIOD. this process is the same nationwide.
Answered by kemperk - Thu Sep 10 14:42:16 2009
Should I sell a home using an auction?
Q. I want to sell a home fast and an auction seems the best route. I know they get about 10% compared to 7% for realtors. But homes sold by auction usually sell for more than through the regular selling way or less.
Asked by h nitrogen - Tue Aug 14 19:24:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before you do: Remove everything in the house, people like to see where they will put their furniture. Remember your taste is not their taste if furniture and cute stuff sitting around. Paint the walls one color, usually white because others may not share your love of colors such as red, green, yellow. It will turn them off. I know I dislike red walls with a passion. lol Repair everything no matter how small. You might get a women in there and they like everything to be fixed. Wash windows inside and out. Paint cabinets if needed. A pretty kitchen and pretty bathrooms sell a house these days. Everyone wants pretty kitchens and bathrooms. This means nice floors, nice cabinets, etc. Mow the yard back and front. Clear out dead… [cont.]
Answered by Joanne A. - Tue Aug 14 20:03:29 2007
Q. I want to sell a home fast and an auction seems the best route. I know they get about 10% compared to 7% for realtors. But homes sold by auction usually sell for more than through the regular selling way or less.
Asked by h nitrogen - Tue Aug 14 19:24:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before you do: Remove everything in the house, people like to see where they will put their furniture. Remember your taste is not their taste if furniture and cute stuff sitting around. Paint the walls one color, usually white because others may not share your love of colors such as red, green, yellow. It will turn them off. I know I dislike red walls with a passion. lol Repair everything no matter how small. You might get a women in there and they like everything to be fixed. Wash windows inside and out. Paint cabinets if needed. A pretty kitchen and pretty bathrooms sell a house these days. Everyone wants pretty kitchens and bathrooms. This means nice floors, nice cabinets, etc. Mow the yard back and front. Clear out dead… [cont.]
Answered by Joanne A. - Tue Aug 14 20:03:29 2007
How many people does it take to plan a silent auction fundraiser?
Q. I am trying to plan a silent auction fundraiser... but my mom says that I'm not being realistic and that it takes like a mountain of people to pull that off. The fundraiser is for the Make-a-Wish Foundation
Asked by aimeej0823 - Thu Nov 15 18:04:43 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know that it requires a "mountain" of people...but certainly, you'll want help. Having done this myself in the past, I'd suggest a committee with the following positions: Advertising: Need someone to get the info (date, time, charity, etc.) into the places where people will see it. You'll want to have this in your school newspaper, PTA newsletter, local newspaper, and chamber of commerce calendar (and get it published as many times as you can in each publication). Donations: Someone to go around to folks in the community to get the things to be auctioned. This is a tough job, because it involves begging, and a lot of people have trouble with this. It also takes a lot of follow-up, as a common response to the initial inquiry… [cont.]
Answered by abfabmom1 - Thu Nov 15 18:26:01 2007
Q. I am trying to plan a silent auction fundraiser... but my mom says that I'm not being realistic and that it takes like a mountain of people to pull that off. The fundraiser is for the Make-a-Wish Foundation
Asked by aimeej0823 - Thu Nov 15 18:04:43 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know that it requires a "mountain" of people...but certainly, you'll want help. Having done this myself in the past, I'd suggest a committee with the following positions: Advertising: Need someone to get the info (date, time, charity, etc.) into the places where people will see it. You'll want to have this in your school newspaper, PTA newsletter, local newspaper, and chamber of commerce calendar (and get it published as many times as you can in each publication). Donations: Someone to go around to folks in the community to get the things to be auctioned. This is a tough job, because it involves begging, and a lot of people have trouble with this. It also takes a lot of follow-up, as a common response to the initial inquiry… [cont.]
Answered by abfabmom1 - Thu Nov 15 18:26:01 2007
How much capital to start an online auction site?
Q. How much capital do I need to start my online auction site, I have a very niche market (Don't want to say it) and I think I could do it all by myself, if not just paying for someone to make the code for the auction and then being done with it. (is it that complicated to set up the actual website) so advertising not withstanding how much capital should I start with, I know ill probably need more then the 10.99 to register a Godaddy site.
Asked by The Bulk - Wed Sep 2 13:26:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How much capital do I need to start my online auction site, I have a very niche market (Don't want to say it) and I think I could do it all by myself, if not just paying for someone to make the code for the auction and then being done with it. (is it that complicated to set up the actual website) so advertising not withstanding how much capital should I start with, I know ill probably need more then the 10.99 to register a Godaddy site.
Asked by The Bulk - Wed Sep 2 13:26:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How can make auction for our invention, to find buyers and best price?
Q. our company is programming new image format. we can convert the images to our new format. for ex an image with resolution 1280x800px (145 KB) when converted to our new format the size has been changed to 130 bite without change the resolution. How can make auction for our invention, to find buyers and best price?
Asked by Soooosk - Sat Dec 12 06:11:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a huge market for it, try the TV industry.
Answered by Mr. X - Wed Dec 16 03:43:18 2009
Q. our company is programming new image format. we can convert the images to our new format. for ex an image with resolution 1280x800px (145 KB) when converted to our new format the size has been changed to 130 bite without change the resolution. How can make auction for our invention, to find buyers and best price?
Asked by Soooosk - Sat Dec 12 06:11:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a huge market for it, try the TV industry.
Answered by Mr. X - Wed Dec 16 03:43:18 2009
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