Property Submission
Sellers should provide accurate property information, tenure details, known defects, access arrangements, occupier status, guide-price expectations and solicitor contact details before auction review begins.
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Seller Information
Seller obligations for valuation, authority evidence, property information, media, legal-pack preparation, reserve approval and completion handover.
Authority to Sell
We may request ownership, authority, company, probate, power-of-attorney or representative evidence before a property can be prepared for auction.
Media and Marketing Approval
Photographs, EPC, floorplans and property particulars are reviewed before launch. Sellers must not approve marketing copy that they know to be inaccurate or misleading.
Reserve and Launch Approval
Reserve strategy, guide price, legal-pack status and auction timetable are reviewed before go-live. A lot may remain pending where required documents or approvals are incomplete.
After Auction Handover
Following a successful auction, sellers should keep solicitor details current, respond promptly to information requests and support the completion timetable stated in the legal pack.
Independent advice
Property auction documents should be reviewed with appropriately qualified legal, financial, tax and surveying advisers before any binding decision is made.