The first consideration is to ensure that you have made adequate financial arrangements to enable you to bid for the property in which you are interested.
This may take the form of a mortgage offer or bank loan and will involve contacting a lending institution to discuss your financial requirements. Alternatively, our offices will be pleased to arrange an appointment for you to discuss these requirements with an Independent Financial Advisor.

If your bid is successful you will be asked to pay an immediate deposit in the sale room equal to 10% of the purchase price, with the balance due some four weeks after the date of the auction. You will also be required to sign a legally binding contract at the sale.

Properties are normally on view for several weeks prior to auction and you can obtain information on viewing arrangements from any branch of Meller Braggins or go to the Contact Us section of this web-site.

Our helpful booklet ‘A Guide to Buying and Selling at Auction’ is available on request from any Meller Braggins office.