House auctions are a great way to sell a problem property and you may get a really great price if your property has potential.

When many of us think of house auctions, we probably conjure up an image that's been created by watching too much TV. And, it's an image that is almost certainly outdated.

Is it still a good time to sell a rental property? Good question!

At Higgins Drysdale we are committed to ensuring best advice for our clients. We pride ourselves on our market knowledge and adaptability to ensure desirable outcomes whenever possible. The following case study demonstrates how our experience and tenacity is crucial when the situation looks concerning in respect of a property sale timeframe.

Most of us have vicariously experienced property auctions through the TV. We see the properties go 'under the hammer' in the auction room, in front of a roomful (or partial roomful) of reasonably-interested-looking bidders, and then we watch as the lots are transformed into improved homes that can be sold at a profit or put on the rental market.

There's a lot of information out there about what happens when you inherit a house, but not all of it is correct or helpful.

Here we explain exactly what you can and can't do and what you need to know before you can make any decisions about what to do with an inherited property.

Deciding whether you should sell your property at auction or through an estate agent is a significant consideration. We believe the only way you can make the choice is by understanding what is right for your individual property sale and receiving the best advice for your needs.