Strategy & Process For Auction

SMART Facts

• Overview of the campaign so far
• Positive & negative thoughts from the market
• Summary of price feedback
• Property views on web portals
• Contracts & Form 1 document requests
• Have we received any offers throughout the campaign?
• If so, what were the amounts, conditions & the likelihood of attendance

3 Types of Auctions

• Scenario A (Every vendors dream) | 7-10 registered bidders | 3-4+ emotional bidders | Sells For Over Reserve
• Scenario B (Normal right now) | 5-7 registered bidders | 2-3+ emotional bidders | Sells For Reserve/Amended Reserve
• Scenario C (Starting to occur again) | 0-2 registered bidders | 0-1 emotional bidders | Likely “No Sale” Scenario

Probability of Sale

• 1 Bidder/Registration | 57% probability of sale
• 2-4 Bidders/Registrations | 62% probability of sale
• 5-7 Bidders/Registrations | 91% probability of sale
• 7-10 Bidders/Registrations | 95% probability of sale
• 10+ Bidders/Registrations | 100% probability of sale

Control Gird; Who Controls The Auction?

• Who controls the Auction?
• Timing of the 3 segments of the Auction
• Timing & minimal pauses

3 Prices of A Vendor

• What it means to sell on the day
• 3 prices of a serious vendor
• Value of an unconditional cash contract

Potential Bidders

• Who we think may be a likely registered bidder
• How many bidders we think we may have

Setting the Reserve Price

• What does reserve price mean? And what happens when it reaches reserve?
• Announcing the property ‘on the market’ vs not, and the strategy behind that
• The strategy of where to set the reserve & psychological behaviour of a buyer on the day
• The importance of setting the reserve at the right level to ensure the sale happens on the day