Property that banks are selling to recover a loan, often below market price. Soonest auction first, each with the bank's sale notice.
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Every auction has a notice from the bank with the reserve price, the EMD, the dates and the terms. Download it from the listing and read it in full.
Call the bank's authorised officer to visit before you bid. Check who lives there and whether the bank has physical or only symbolic possession.
Register on the bank's auction portal and pay the EMD, usually 10% of the reserve price, before the application deadline. It is refunded if you do not win.
Bidding starts at the reserve price and rises in fixed steps. The highest bidder usually pays 25% straight away and the rest within the time the notice sets.