1. You need to register to bid. As you can bid online and by phone, it is crucial we have carried out all AML checks. This is to ensure we have your correct information, enabling a smooth-running auction day for you and us. You can fill out this AML form by clicking here.
2. Make arrangements to view the property, you can do this by speaking to one of our team members. 
3. It is advised to get a survey done. This will give you details of the property’s current and potential condition and value, which will assist you in deciding whether you want to go ahead with purchasing it. 
4. Make sure you have downloaded and read through the legal pack. This contains a legally binding contract of what you are agreeing to buy under certain terms and conditions. You should get these documents checked by your legal representative i.e. Solicitor. 
5. Arrange finance. Either you have funds in your bank, or you will arrange finance for the completion of your purchase. You will have to pay a 10% deposit (unless otherwise specified in the t&c’s) with clear funds and a buyer’s fee of £750 +VAT if you are a successful bidder on the day of the auction. Usually, the purchase must be completed within 28 days unless specified in the special conditions. 
6. Speak to a member of the team to put forward your interest. This will allow the auctioneers to keep you updated on any changes. You can always try and make an offer prior to the auction day, which you can discuss further with the auction team.

We may be able to assist you in arranging finances for the purchase of the property or point you in the right direction. Please speak to one of our team members for further information.

Some properties may be withdrawn prior to the auction, usually due to legal packs that have not been given to the auctioneers in time for the date of the auction.

If you call the auction team, they will be able to tell you if the property is still available, or if it will be available in the near future.

1. If you haven’t already, make sure to register your details. You will need Buying- clear photo ID, Proof of address x2 (utility bill, bank statement), Deposit payment and Buyer's Fee, and solicitor’s details.
2. On our website, go to the online auction page. Click the lot that you are interested in.

On the auction day, please check if there is an addendum, which will give you information on the properties sold prior to the auction and which properties have had amendments made in the contract.

1. Pay a 10% deposit and buyers fee.
2. You will be required to sign the contract.
3. You will need to provide clear identification, proof of address, and details of your solicitors who will be acting on your behalf of the purchase. We will then send copies of the contract with a legal pack to your solicitors to liaise with the vendor's solicitors.
4. You can then arrange for the completion funds to be sent to your solicitors, for completion on the specified date.

If you want to view the property after the auction, there will be a fee for one of our staff members to show it after the auction. Keys will be sent to you on completion.

Please note prospective purchasers and prospective sellers should note the following information on guide prices.

Guide Prices are an indication of the current level of the vendor's intention as to the reserve price (the figure below which the Auctioneer cannot sell the property).

Guide prices are subject to change, updates are available on our website and/or by telephoning the Auctioneers on 0208 99 80315.

The actual sale price whether prior to or at the auction could well vary from and is generally expected to exceed the guide price depending upon market activity.

All Guide Prices are indicative only and are generally within 10% upwards or downwards of where the reserve may be set at the time of going to print, subject to the seller’s final.