We are representing several buyers at today's auctions.
He just called me and told me it is PACKED and some of these homes are going for incredibly low prices even with the amount of buyers.
He said they are going by area and the older homes are up first and it doesn't appear that there is too much interest in the older homes. Older in Las Vegas area are homes built in the 50s and 60s by the way!
It will be interesting to hear from him as the day goes on! His buyers are mainly interested in the NW from the Lakes to north of Summerlin (before the new master planned community of Providence.)
I will keep the updates going on this post. There will be more auctions in April so I will let you know when I get more details on that. These auctions will not affect MLS market statistics as they were mainly expired listings.
Hi Renee, I just sold a client's home here in SD and they relocating to LV. I tried to refer them to you and discovered that they had already established ( from over a year ago) a relationship. Sorry, next time I hope.
It will be interesting to see how it goes in representing your Buyer at auction. I hope you are successful. I will watch to read that your Buyer made the winning bid. Perhaps you will detail out what all was involved in the process.
All the Best!
I'll be interested, too, Renee. Hey, how about a short video of the action?
Jeff
Hi Renee, Thanks for taking the time to chat. I enjoyed it as well. I'm sure we'll cross path again in the near future! In the meantime, I'll keep watching your blog and learning! :)
I'd be really interested in knowing what an average 1968 or 1970 home sold for at the auction.....
Also, did any of your buyers get a home there today?
Super cool! Can't wait to see some of Vegas and get to know more about your market in April.
Katrina in Tampa
Hi Renee. Thanks for reading my post. And congrats on the big closing. You are rocking and active on active rain I see.
Lets both have a great year.
Ken