| | If you buy a property at auction, you will need to pay a deposit (normally 5 - 10%) there and then, once the auction is complete. | | Paying a deposit at auction
Make sure you have finance available in case you are successful. A bank cheque is the accepted form of deposit, although some auctioneers may accept a personal cheque – find out before the auction what is acceptable. Settlement is usually 4-6 weeks after the auction. If this doesn’t suit, you may be able to negotiate this with the agent, but you will need to do so before the auction takes place.
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