Yes. Investors Real Estate Partners runs both reserve and absolute auctions, and we recommend the format based on your asset, timeline, and seller objectives. In a reserve auction, the seller sets a minimum acceptable price, and the property sells if bidding meets that threshold. In an absolute auction, the property sells to the highest bidder, which can drive stronger participation by creating maximum urgency.

Buyers start by creating an account on our site and completing any bidder verification steps required for that specific auction. We publish the auction terms and the property information package so buyers can review the opportunity before bidding opens. Once registered, qualified bidders place bids during the auction window, and our team supports the process through the close of bidding.

Some auctions require a bidder deposit to confirm serious participation and protect the integrity of the sale process. Deposit requirements, timing, and refund conditions are clearly stated on each auction listing and in the published terms. If a deposit is required, we provide straightforward instructions on how to submit it and how refunds are handled for non-winning bidders.

In many cases, buyers may use an agent or broker, but broker participation rules can vary by auction and by property. Any cooperating broker requirements, registration steps, and deadlines are posted on the specific auction listing. We encourage agents and brokers to review the listing details early so their clients are properly registered and supported before bidding begins.

All auction terms, bidder requirements, and available due diligence materials are posted directly on each property’s auction page. We organize the information so buyers can evaluate the asset and bid with confidence. If you have questions about what’s included or need help accessing the documents, our team will walk you through it.