Barnard Marcus Auctions

How to contact Barnard Marcus Auctions to sell your property

The experts at Barnard Marcus Auctions have been successfully hosting auctions of residential properties for more than 35 years, offering homeowners a trusted option for selling their leasehold or freehold houses or flats. The team of auctioneers promises to give the same high level of service to every customer, whether they’re a professional or first-time seller. The company is part of the Skipton Building Society and it has at least 600 group offices. Barnard Marcus Auctions’ success rate fluctuates along with general supply and demand for residential properties. The company’s website says that it has raised £82.8million in capital since launching and that it has a 39 percent market share. And Barnard Marcus Auctions also hosts auctions at least once a month or every other month, which means it should be easy for most property owners to find an auction occurring soon whenever they are ready to sell their house or flat. The company typically hosts the auctions at locations in London where potential buyers can attend in person, but bids can also be placed in real-time online during an auction livestream, and proxy bids are also allowed during auctions where a buyer who is unable to attend the auction either in person or online tells a Barnard Marcus Auctions team member the maximum bid they want to place on a particular home. Telephone number: 020 8741 9990 Email: Contact form Website: https://www.barnardmarcusauctions.co.uk/ Address: Sovereign House, 361 King Street, Hammersmith, London, W6 9NA

What do you need to know about selling your property via an auction?

The process for selling your home via an auction can be fairly speedy, and it starts when you list your property for sale. There might be a few weeks to wait whilst the auctioneer advertises the house or flat online and offline, hoping to get as many possible buyers to take an interest in at as possible. Once the auction takes place, most buyers finalise the sale and exchange contracts in 28 days, but it may be faster or slower depending on your particular sale. An auction might be a good choice for selling your home if it has any unusual or potentially negative features. Many auctioneers have experience with successfully finding buyers for a broad range of residential property types, including houses built with non-standard construction materials such as concrete, homes with the presence of the invasive species Japanese knotweed in the garden, inherited retirement houses, listed properties, tenanted flats, houses with multiple occupancy, homes that don’t have vital documents like Energy Performance Certificates, and more. You should note that auctions can be uncertain, and there is no guarantee about the final sale price that you will be able to achieve for your house or flat. Even if you get just one bid on your property above the reserve price, it will sell because that’s a binding legal agreement to purchase your home, and many homeowners appreciate this relative certainty.