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 Consignment is a sales arrangement where multiple sellers list their items in the same auction. Instead of featuring items from just one estate or business, a consignment auction brings together contributions from different sellers, offering a variety of goods for bidders to choose from. 

 At Burt County Auction House, we use cutting-edge technology to track sales in real-time. You can choose to pre-catalog your items or have them entered during the auction. Either way, you’ll receive a detailed report showing what sold and for how much. 

 An auction can be the perfect solution in many situations, such as:

• Managing a Loved One’s Estate: If you need to settle an estate, auctions provide an efficient way to liquidate assets.
• Downsizing Your Business: Whether you’re restructuring or closing, auctions help sell business assets quickly.
• Selling a Collection: If you have a large collection, an auction is a great way to reach a wider audience and potentially maximize your returns.

In today's market, almost anything—real estate, personal property, even intellectual property—can be successfully sold at auction.

• Starting Bid: The minimum price an item will be listed for in the auction, typically used for high-value items to ensure they receive fair market bids.
• Reserve Bid: The lowest amount you’re willing to accept for an item, which remains confidential between you and the auction team. If bids don’t meet this price, the item won’t sell, but a commission still applies.Starting Bid: The minimum price an item will be listed for in the auction, typically used for high-value items to ensure they receive fair market bids.
• Reserve Bid: The lowest amount you’re willing to accept for an item, which remains confidential between you and the auction team. If bids don’t meet this price, the item won’t sell, but a commission still applies.

You’ll receive an initial statement within three days of the auction’s conclusion. Final payment will be processed and sent to you within 14 to 21 days after the auction wraps up.

• Antiques & Collectibles
• Furniture & Household Goods
• Farm Equipment & Tools
• Vehicles & Machinery
• Real Estate & Land
• Intellectual Property & Mineral Rights

 Getting started is simple:

1. Contact Us: Reach out for an initial consultation.
2. Item Evaluation: We’ll assess your items and determine the best auction strategy.
3. Agreement: Once terms are agreed upon, we’ll handle the rest—marketing, listing, and selling your items.

Let us help you turn your assets into cash without the hassle!