Top tips to buy an auction property📣

Top tips to buy an auction property📣

With the housing market showing little sign of a slowdown, interest in auction properties also signals a busy year ahead.

The latest industry figures report, that while overall the numbers dipped slightly in January, all the signs for February point towards a good number of lots being offered and sold.
Scott Hendry, director of auction relationships at specialist lender, Together, said its own figures mirrored this market view with a noticeable rise in investors applying for finance to buy at auction last year. Its funding's were up in 2021, despite lockdown challenges of successive lockdowns. To continue reading, please Click Here


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