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Monday, November 14, 2011

Real Estate Online Auctions

I found a site that actually sells million dollar houses and property's across the United States. It's called "Realtybid.com," which is a national leader in online auction sales. It was developed by two veterans, Tony Isbel and Mike Keracher, in 2001. It has quickly started to use the internet technology to bring real estate buyers and sellers together. The site sold the most golf course properties at $27million, a property in Northern California for $12.4, a huge resort in Southern Florida for $14.5million, and plenty more. This is the big leagues people. You're not in the penny auctions anymore, trying to sit like a couch potato bidding on a $200 item for $2.37, this is intense. RealtyBid processed sales up to $500million worth of properties all online!

All in all, online auctions aren't just for the folks like you and me, it's for them darn digity 1% greedy fools.
Thank you, come again.

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3 comments:

  1. John ZerbinosNovember 20, 2011 at 7:15 PM

    This site not only seems to provide options all over the country, but is easy to use and navigate as well which helps in finding exactly what you are looking for. The price ranges for the estates being auctioned vary greatly, which is to be expected and is not a bad thing at all seeing as how they have a great variety of estates up for auction. Overall it definitely seems like a first stop, if not a top choice, for finding decent realty to bid on or even just to browse for options.

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  2. jackNovember 30, 2011 at 2:14 AM

    Yes Top Penny Auctions site, this one is also good site.

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  3. gpnbNovember 30, 2011 at 9:08 AM

    I think that its interesting what the 1% do with there money and time. What would people do it money bills and responsibilities were not there main concern. Would it make the world a better place or not I'm not sure but watching them auction large items for an extreme amount of money seems like boredom to me.

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