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11
Jun

How to Get Your House to Sell Fast

By: Brandon Nathan
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Website Updates, iAuctioneer App

Selling your home is rarely a stress-free experience. This is especially true when you need to sell your residence quickly, for whatever reason. The good news is that it is possible to sell your home in a short amount of time. You can even do this in a bad real estate market. The key is to rely on several proven strategies that cut the marketing time on residences no matter how the overall real estate market is performing.

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11
Jun

Strategic Marketing for Auction Sellers

By: Brandon Nathan
Category: 
Website Updates, iAuctioneer App

Marketing a property for auction begins with the first meeting between Crye-Leike and the seller. Our real estate marketing professionals carefully evaluate every property listed to determine whether it is a candidate for a conventional marketing program, or would be better suited with the accelerated marketing (auction) method. Crye-Leike Auctions concentrates completely on attaining true value. Every property is packaged for maximum positive impact to prospective buyers. A signed agreement will put Crye-Leike's auction team to work for you during the marketing process.

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11
Jun

The history of Auctions

By: Brandon Nathan
Category: 
Website Updates, iAuctioneer App

The History of Auctions: The Past “The Word Auction” Was derived from the Latin word “Auctus” which means “increasing”. The First Auctions Babylon 500 B.C., Women were auctioned off as wives The descending method of sale was used Returns were allowed Dowries and other offers were added for less attractive women It was considered illegal to allow a daughter to be “sold” outside of the auction method. Rome 30 A.D., Rome was the first nation to license auctioneers. Marcus Aurelius sold family furniture at auction to satisfy debts. Roman soldiers sold war plunder at auction.

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