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Search and registration

Properties available at auction are listed on our website and promoted online. Each listing includes property details, viewing information, and access to the legal pack, so you can review everything before bidding.

Yes. Our auction properties have scheduled open days or viewing appointments. Viewing the property in person is strongly recommended to fully understand its condition and suitability before bidding.

When the hammer falls, buyer and seller exchange contracts, and the sale becomes legally binding. You will pay the deposit on the day and complete the purchase within the agreed completion period, as set out in the auction terms and conditions.

Bidding

First for Auctions runs monthly online auctions, allowing all buyers to place bids via our online platform. You simply register, complete the verification process, and log in to bid on auction day.

Once the hammer falls or an online auction closes and you place the winning bid, the contract is legally binding. There is no option to withdraw without financial consequences, as the buyer must proceed to completion under the terms in the legal pack.

On rare occasions, a seller may withdraw their property before the auction. If this happens, we will not process your bid, and you will not be obliged to proceed. First for Auctions will notify you if a property you’re bidding on is withdrawn.

You must:

  • Create and verify an online account with First for Auctions, including ID verification.
  • Review the legal pack and property details.
  • On auction day, log in to the online platform and place your bids. Bidding opens at the scheduled time and lots close at the advertised end time.

Legal and financial 

The legal pack includes key documents related to the property, such as title information, searches, special conditions of sale, and, if applicable, lease details. Buyers should review the legal pack carefully and seek legal advice before bidding, as the information forms part of the contract.

Yes, it’s possible, but because auction contracts are legally binding and completion usually takes place within a few weeks, buyers should have their finances and conveyancing in place before bidding. This is especially important if you need the sale proceeds to fund your purchase.

How much is your property worth?

Selling a property at auction is efficient, transparent and certain. Find out if selling at auction is the best option for your property sale.

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