This property has been placed in an upcoming online auction event. All bids will be submitted at www.AZPropertyAuctions.com . Agents must register their clients for the auction to be involved. All auction deadlines for all properties are available on our auction platform daily.
THE EARNEST MONEY (Good faith money) is $1000.00 per property.
The Earnest money is non-refundable and put towards the purchase price at closing.
If the buyer fails to close escrow the earnest money will be forfeited and rewarded to the seller. The Earnest Money must be wired to the title company within 24 hours after winning a bid or the next business day if the winning bid falls on a weekend or Holiday.
THE BUYER’S PREMIUM is 8% on homes and 10% on vacant land.
The Buyer’s Premium is non-refundable, with no exceptions!
If the buyer fails to close escrow the buyer’s premium will be forfeited and rewarded to the Arizona Resource Realty aka the Auction Company for losses. The Buyers Premium must be wired to the title company within 24 hours after winning a bid or the next business day if the winning bid falls on a weekend or Holiday.
Premium Overview:
All RESIDENTIAL HOMES are subject to an 8% buyer's premium to be added to the winning bid amount and the total purchase price on the Arizona State Contract and Auction Addendum. This is auto-calculated on the bidding website.
All VACANT LOTS are subject to a 10% buyer's premium to be added to the winning bid amount and the total purchase price on the Arizona State Contract and Auction Addendum. This is auto-calculated on the bidding website.
All buyers are encouraged to complete their inspections and due diligence before bidding as the property is SOLD AS-IS with no inspection period. The earnest money and buyer’s premium must be wired within 24 hours of the winning bid notification. Both the earnest money and Buyer's Premium are Non-Refundable. No Exceptions. The seller will pay for the title policy if the buyer opts to use the seller’s title company. If the buyer wishes to use their title company, the buyer will pay for the title policy. Escrow Closing Cost will be split 50/50 buyer/seller.
Bid increments will be $100.00 regardless of the Auction Price or reserve. If A bid is received 60 seconds before the auction ends, the auction will auto-extend out 60 seconds until SOLD.
If you put in an AutoBid, please be aware that you cannot increase this bid later unless another bid has come in over your bid. If you are using the AutoBid section,n make sure you are putting in your highest and best bid if you do not plan on attending the end of the auction.
WASTE WATER SYSTEMS & WELLS: If the buyer believes the property to be on a wastewater system and/or a well it is critical that the buyer completes a wastewater inspection and/or well inspection prior to bidding. The listing agent will coordinate with your inspector(s) to give access to the property for inspections but it must done be prior to the auction ending. If the property is in an area where wastewater systems are reported or common the seller will have a wastewater inspection done during escrow per ADEQ. An Inspection is not a certification. The results will not change the obligations of the contract, nor will the seller complete any repairs. The earnest money and buyer’s premium will not be refunded if issues arise. A Utility & Inspection waiver is required to be signed prior to conducting any inspection on the property and that form is available via the Auction Website under the Utilities & Inspections tab.
OTHER TYPES OF INSPECTIONS: The buyer should be aware of the property condition prior to bidding at the auction. Some inspections that might be important to a buyer are as follows but not limited to; Lead Based Paint Testing, Roof Inspection, HVAC inspection, Termite Inspection, Foundation inspection, etc. We encourage the buyers to coordinate with the listing agents or auctioneer to perform as many inspections as possible. The due diligence period is prior to the auction deadline not after. A Utility & Inspection waiver is required to be signed prior to conducting any inspection on the property, and that form is available via the Auction Website under the Utilities & Inspections tab.
UTILITIES: Not all properties will have the utilities turned on or connected. We encourage the buyer to have the utilities turned on prior to bidding to be able to inspect the home. The buyer or buyer’s agent can coordinate with the listing agent to turn on the utilities prior to bidding. A Utility & Inspection Waiver & Request form is available to bidders prior to the auction is required to be signed prior to conducting any inspection on the property and that form is available via the Auction Website under the Utilities & Inspections tab. If turning on utilities will cause damage to the home and the parties are aware of the situation, no utility turn-on will be permitted.