It's a fact that no matter how cool the outward demeanor of the auction buyer, inside, her heart will be beating out of her chests when the moment arrives to bid on the lot she has her eye on. No matter how many times and no matter how well prepared you think you are, remember this and don't be surprised when it happens to you.

You can help to calm yourself by making sure you have all your ducks in a row before you get there and taking some simple steps during the auction.

Before you ever bid

• Thoroughly review catalogues from all the auction houses and familiarise yourself with how they present their properties;

• If necessary and desirable, view the property you're interested in. (I say, if necessary, because a lot of properties sold at auction are investments and are not necessarily even available for viewing - some of my best deals ones I never saw before purchase. To feel comfortable doing this, you really need to have a good knowledge of your area - prices, build prices, rental figures, etc.;

• Make sure your legal team and your finance are both in place and ready to be accessed quickly. If you need to find finance suit
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  You can help to calm yourself by making sure you have all your ducks in a row before you get there and taking some simple steps during the auction.

  Before you ever bid

  • Thoroughly review catalogues from all the auction houses and familiarise yourself with how they present their properties;
  • If necessary and desirable, view the property you're interested in. (I say, if necessary, because a lot of properties sold at auction are investments and are not necessarily even available for viewing - some of my best deals ones I never saw before purchase. To feel comfortable doing this, you really need to have a good knowledge of your area - prices, build prices, rental figures, etc.;
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    Before you ever bid

    • Thoroughly review catalogues from all the auction houses and familiarise yourself with how they present their properties;
    • If necessary and desirable, view the property you're interested in. (I say, if necessary, because a lot of properties sold at auction are investments and are not necessarily even available for viewing - some of my best deals ones I never saw before purchase. To feel comfortable doing this, you really need to have a good knowledge of your area - prices, build prices, rental figures, etc.;
    • Make sure your legal team and your finance are both in place and ready to be accessed quickly. If you need to find finance sui
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    • Make sure your legal team and your finance are both in place and ready to be accessed quickly. If you need to find finance sui
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    • Make sure your legal team and your finance are both in place and ready to be accessed quickly. If you need to find finance suitable or solicitors who are used to meeting auction timescales, either work on the personal recommendation of someone who's used the resources they recommend or look at the ads in the auction catalogues and have a chat with a few solicitors and brokers who are geared to at speeds to suit auction requirements;
    • Arranging your finance might involve you having the property surveyed, or you might want to have it surveyed for your own purposes;
    • Obtain the legal packs for any lot that interests you and check the special conditions. You might have to pay a small amount to obtain the legal pack. Once you've read through it, get it to your solicitor as quickly as possible;
    • Attend a few auctions, stand at the back of the room so you have a good view of proceedings and watch what goes on (be careful not to twitch).

    The auctioneer's job is to sell the property for as much money as possible and he'll bluff you where he can. If there's a reserve price on the property, he can't sell below the reserve.

    The guide price is not necessarily the same as the reserve, although it coul