Auctioneers and standard form contracts
Many auctioneers get supplies (bid cards, settlement sheets, signs, for example) from various companies including N.A.S.H (National Auction Supply House), …
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UCC 2-328 allows reopen if other bidder is upset?
Generally, I pick topics to write about given circumstances of which I’m aware or research. Other mornings, I have emails, …
Is free speech always free?
We have long advocated to auctioneers all over the United States to put everything in writing. Certainly, contracts, and other …
The “basics” of the auction business?
I published this blog on June 6, 2018 about the auction industry losing bidders due to some illegal/unethical practices: https://mikebrandlyauctioneer.wordpress.com/2018/06/18/how-the-auction-industry-lost-at-least-one-bidder/ …
Benefit auctions and auctioneer escrow accounts
People attend benefit auctions for a variety of reasons — but one of those reasons is typically that their contribution …
Maybe selling absolute with binding opening bid?
It’s selling without reserve and we have bids … How do we know that? Because it says “without reserve” clearly …
Different buyer’s premiums for different bidders?
It happens all the time. Onsite (live) bidders 10% buyer’s premium (BP) and online bidders 18% BP, for example. Thus, …
The future of the MLS for auctions
The future of the MLS? The Multiple Listing Service (MLS) most real estate practitioners use? Yes, the question is: What …
Is the reserve price a material fact?
Buyers at auction want to know lots of things such as the number of bedrooms, annual taxes, the horsepower of …
Don’t bid live — bid online?
We regularly keep an eye on online auction platforms — particularly when they lie and/or if they seem to be …
Is that next bid a higher bid?
I was the auctioneer for an event in Chicago and had a bid of $270 on one lot up for …
Won? Sold? Reopen? Exceptions?
Auction terms and conditions are important. They prescribe the rights and duties of the auctioneer and the bidders — or …
Bidding with a contingency … a higher bid?
I’m one of only a few people around the United States who has the immense responsibility to teach auctioneers how …
I have it but I don’t … and then again, again, again …
It was only a matter of time I suppose. I had written about this several years ago and just the …
Will millennials kill live auctions?
If millennials are “killing” Costco, will millennials kill live auctions? That was essentially the question. This inquiry was in regard …
The “practice” of auctioneering
Following a benefit auction the other day I joined a few of the staff for dinner and conversation. One such …
At auction: Is it wanting or buying?
Marsha L. Richins of the University of Missouri wrote about our title in her paper, “When Wanting Is Better Than …
Unfair, unreasonable, inequitable … what does it all mean?
We started a auction-related blog in 2009. The blog has focused on auction law, customary practice and related topics concerning …
Facebook groups for posting auctions?
There are auction calendars — where the public can — and does — go to find auctions and property selling …
Who is the seller? We have that information …
A New York case in 2012 which shocked the auction industry was fortunately overturned recently. The subject involved the necessity …
