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AUCTION MARKETING |
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FIXED PRICE |
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The property is showcased throughout the entire marketplace |
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The property is one of many being advertised and shown |
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Marketing period required is accelerated to 60 days or less |
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Property is likely to remain on the market for several months to years |
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The advertising is extensive and very visible, exclusively featuring your property |
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Advertising is minimal, too much reliance on MLS and other brokers to find buyers |
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All buyers are forced to act on your time schedule |
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Lacks the ability to motivate buyers,forcing you to wait for their schedule |
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Uses the auction concept as the catalyst to provoke buyer interest and offers |
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Price reduction is encouraged in an attempt to create buyer interest and activity |
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Realizes the property's true market value |
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Is limited because the property is unlikely to sell for more than your asking price |
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Eliminates the guesswork in determining the asking price for the property |
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Presents a dilemma determining what to ask for the property. The seller never wants to overprice, yet recognizes the consequences of under pricing |
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Presets all conditions of the sale, thus eliminating all negotiations |
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The seller is forced to negotiate all aspects of the sale |
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Secures a contingent free contract |
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Contingencies are common |
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Seller approves marketing budget |
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The broker is hesitant to aggressively advertise the property, due to the uncertainty of its sale |