Buying at auction: a detailed look at the process

Keywords when buying at auction

What to consider when registering to buy at auction?

What advice would you give to an investor looking at multiple properties in one auction?

What is the buyer's premium?

What determines "exchange"?

What about the unsold lots, if I make a bid after the auction will it be subject to auction terms?

Should I visit the property before completion?

I've found £5000 under the floorboards, can I keep it?

At what point am I responsible for insuring the property?

Can the vendor refuse to sell after the auction?

What can cause delay?

If I am the winning bidder but don't sign the contract am I still liable?

If I register to bid in my personal name, can I have the contract in my ltd co name?

Can I buy before the day of the auction?

What should I look out for in the service charge information?

The legal pack refers to rental arrears,how do I find out the amount owing?

If the lease left is less than 80 years, should I avoid?

Reviewing a legal pack of a property

Reviewing a legal pack for land

Do I need to go in person?

When the council gets first refusal, how long do the council have to make a decision?

The property is ex-local authority, does this matter?

Property descriptions - are they reliable?

Special conditions, what are they?

Why are some properties not available for viewing internally?

If the property was purchased within the previous six months,will I be able to obtain a mortgage?

If the property has tenants living in the property, what should you consider when buying at auction?

Does a repossession property have to be sold at auction?

I want to buy the property in joint names, do we both have to be at the auction?