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"ON SALE" doesn't mean SOLD. It's listed @ $22.807. retail value.
Could have a minimum bid(reserve) as opposed to pure sale? Could have had a bin option and ended up being a npb?
Auction close dates are mondays and 1/30 was a saturday. Call for more information.
"ON SALE" doesn't mean SOLD. It's listed @ $22.807. retail value.
Could have a minimum bid(reserve) as opposed to pure sale? Could have had a bin option and ended up being a npb?
Auction close dates are mondays and 1/30 was a saturday. Call for more information.
"ON SALE" doesn't mean SOLD. It's listed @ $22.807. retail value.
Could have a minimum bid(reserve) as opposed to pure sale? Could have had a bin option and ended up being a npb?
Auction close dates are mondays and 1/30 was a saturday. Call for more information.
I called and they don’t have any of the papers for the truck so it isn’t coming up for auction anytime soon. It has been sitting there for a year already!
I called and they don’t have any of the papers for the truck so it isn’t coming up for auction anytime soon. It has been sitting there for a year already!
Most likely there is a lien on it, can't sell without a clear title.
Yes, you can sell/transfer anything to the buyer with an assumption clause. With a lien, assumption can't work in an auction. After the auction close, clear title needs to be available within 30days. eg: pure sale auction close at $1k, and there's a $20k lien on it, the auction house has to pay the difference, and get the clear title to the buyer. Also, they could have a min bid/reserve to cover the lien.