Want to Bid?
We are expert bidding agents located in Brisbane, Queensland
Taking the pressure out of auction day, where we HELP you bid on the property of your dreams, from First Bid to Hammer Fall.
Ways we help you with the bidding process
- Take the pressure out of Auction Bidding
- Stick to a clearly defined strategy to set you up for success at an auction
- Attend auctions in person if you are unable to or simply don’t want to
- Help you determine a fair price for the property and stick to your limit
The Process
How it works.
01
Meet with the bidder to understand how we can help with your auction goal
02
Formulate an Auction Strategy
- Inspect the property
- Speak with the agent to gather as much information as we can
- Analyse the competition and who we will be bidding against
- Conduct pricing research to ensure you are paying a fair price for the property
- Set a limit and stick to it
03
Auction Day
- Get all the right paperwork sorted
- Attend the auction and bid
Expert help for stress-free bidding
Trust The experts
We are here to help.
In a busy market, real estate agents are meeting with dozens of buyers for every property they list. In some cases, they can’t remember every person who is interested in properties in their area.
By engaging The Home Buyer Helper, we are able to build relationships with agents in the areas you are seeking and access listings as soon as they come up and in some cases, before they even hit the market.
Case Studies
We’ve helped hundreds of ordinary people navigate the process of bidding real estate.
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Frequently asked questions
What should I know before bidding at an auction?
Know your budget, have your finance in order, and inspect the property thoroughly. Auctions are unconditional—if you win, you’re legally bound to purchase.
Do I need pre-approval before bidding?
Yes, it’s crucial. You must be confident you can secure financing since you can’t make an offer subject to finance at auction.
Can I negotiate after an auction?
If the property doesn’t sell at auction (i.e., it’s passed in), you may have an opportunity to negotiate with the seller directly.
What bidding strategy do you use?
Some common strategies include bidding early and confidently to set the tone, or holding back until the property is “on the market.” Understanding the crowd and the agent’s behavior can also help guide your timing.
