Common use of AUCTION WITH RESERVE Clause in Contracts

AUCTION WITH RESERVE. Unless otherwise expressly stated in auction advertisements, the Property is offered subject to a reserve. A reserve is the minimum price that the Owner is willing to accept for the Property, which may or may not be disclosed, and which may be determined or modified at any time by written or verbal communication between the Owner and Ashland Auction Group, LLC through the conclusion of the auction sale for the Property. It is important for all bidders to know that Ashland Auction Group, LLC may open the bidding on the Property by placing a bid on behalf of the Owner, and may continue to bid on behalf of the Owner up to the amount of the reserve price, either by placing consecutive bids or by placing bids in response to other bidders. Owner may make or procure bids at the auction up to the amount of the reserve price on its own behalf or through an agent, and Ashland Auction Group, LLC may receive such bids.

Appears in 61 contracts

Samples: Real Estate Contract of Sale, Real Estate Contract of Sale, Real Estate Contract of Sale

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