Real Estate and Personal Property Auctioneers

Real Estate by Auction

Real Estate by AUCTION creates a “win-win” situation for both buyer and seller, and aids professional real estate agents and brokers in the transformation of listings into sales. Four Counties Auction Ontario president Tim Grendys is a member in good standing of the International Real Estate Auction Academy (2006) and has been equipped with the tools needed to successfully market and sell real estate by auction. Stressed over a stale listing? Four Counties Auction Ontario can help.

Seller Benefits

· An Auction generates excitement and promotes buyer interest
· Requires financial pre-qualification
· Brings qualified buyers to the point of making a decision
· Eliminates conditions
· Eliminates numerous and unscheduled showings
· The seller has full control over the sale of the property, or lack thereof

Buyer Benefits

· Buyers set their own purchase price
· Eliminates long negotiation periods
· The buyer never has to worry about paying too much

“ More real estate is being sold by auction every year. Gross sales revenue for real estate auctions reached 21.8 billion in 2004; a 14.7 percent rise over 2003. The pace in the first quarter of 2005 was a 9.8 percent growth over the same period in 2004.” - Auction World, an NAA publication, July 2005

Four Counties Auction Ontario aims to play a key role in the Real Estate Auction industry by partnering efforts with existing real estate professionals throughout the Province of Ontario, satisfying the needs of both buyers and sellers simultaneously.

Personal Property by Auction

The sale of used personal property, particularly household goods, is not our forte.
Rather, Four Counties Auction Ontario specializes in contracting Professional Auction Services to a number of key remarketing firms within our region.

If you have personal property that requires liquidation, and Four Counties Auction Ontario cannot assist, we will gladly refer your needs to professionals who will work toward satisfying your objectives.